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New Zealand's model identity model
New Zealand's RealMe identity service has set an example for government agencies seeking to establish portable, universal identity services.
[ + ]I am what IAM
Demand for identity and access management (IAM) solutions is driving new investments across government agencies securing cloud and citizen services.
[ + ]GTR roundtable: Emergency services experts weigh in [4/4]
In this final part of the GTR emergency services roundtable for 2014, industry experts share their thoughts on cloud, mobility, radio and more.
[ + ]GTR roundtable: Emergency services experts weigh in [3/4]
In this third part of the GTR emergency services roundtable for 2014, industry experts share their thoughts on cloud, mobility, radio and more.
[ + ]GTR roundtable: Emergency services experts weigh in [2/4]
In this second part of the GTR emergency services roundtable for 2014, industry experts share their thoughts on cloud, mobility, radio and more.
[ + ]GTR Roundtable: Emergency services experts weigh in [1/4]
In this first part of the GTR emergency services roundtable for 2014, industry experts share their thoughts on cloud, mobility, radio and more.
[ + ]Reinventing Government Customer Service Conference 2015
The Reinventing Government Customer Service Conference 2015 will provide practical solutions for transforming government customer service processes and performance.
[ + ]Biometrics key to border-security efficiency: Morrison
A presentation by border protection minister Scott Morrison will highlight the role of biometrics in the government's Customs-Immigration reinvention.
[ + ]Budget cuts hitting government CIOs more than private-sector peers: Gartner
More than one-quarter of government CIOs expect their IT budgets will shrink in 2014, outpacing the private sector and driving programs of process change.
[ + ]Cloud buy outpaces “conservative” government ICT spend: IDC
IDC believes a relative surge in hardware and software spending will see cloud investments outpace otherwise anaemic growth in government ICT spending.
[ + ]e-Learning: Get yourself on the train
Online learning is getting more engaging and capable than ever – but are government bodies ready to make the most of e-learning?
[ + ]Emergency services eye fast wireless
Emergency-services organisations are exploring potential uses for fast new wireless technologies – but can the networks keep up? [ + ]
Auckland Council mobility win drives BlinkMobile Interactive into NZ market
Australian company BlinkMobile Interactive has secured Auckland Council as the latest local government user for its mobility enabling tools.
[ + ]Waverley gets a handle on mobile costs
NSW's Waverley Council has gotten its mobile bills under control with a new billing system that actively analyses and manages telecommunications expenses. [ + ]
Which smartphone is most secure?
The rise of bring your own device (BYOD) demand is forcing government departments to reconsider their assumptions about smartphone security.
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