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NSW finally unveils ICT strategy

The New South Wales State Government has today detailed how it will use IT to drive better services in the state of New South Wales.

May 4th, 2012 in Government by Luke Hopewell Comment 1 Vote

E-govt use flatlines

A recent government report has revealed that the growth in people who use the internet to contact government has levelled out over the last few years, outlining how the government might encourage more people to go online.

January 19th, 2012 in Government by Suzanne Tindal Comment Vote

Shortages to end Gershon contractor cull?

ICT skills shortages in the public service are most felt by those departments that hire the most contractors, according to the Australian Public Service's annual State of the Service report.

November 29th, 2010 in Government by Josh Taylor Comment 1 Vote

Gershon gets Reinecke tick, advice

The review of the Federal Government's implementation of the recommendations of Sir Peter Gershon's report into government technology use has said that substantial progress had been made in the last two years.

November 18th, 2010 in Government by Josh Taylor Comment Vote

Gov 2.0 Twitter hiccups inevitable: AGIMO

Controversial, high profile incidents involving public servants blogging or using Twitter are just part of the learning process of open government, or Government 2.0, according to Australian Government Information Management Office's (AGIMO's) online services branch assistant secretary Peter Alexander.

November 5th, 2010 in Government by Josh Taylor 1 Comment Vote

Twitter the new talkback radio: govt

When the Department of Human Services began talking to customers on Twitter and Facebook, general manager Hank Jongen said the agency decided to adapt its talkback radio strategy to the new medium.

November 4th, 2010 in Government by Josh Taylor Comment 1 Vote

No govt defence against cyber attacks

The government will not lift a finger to help businesses under attack from hackers, unless the offence presents a high risk to national security, a senior Attorney-General's policy official says.

September 27th, 2010 in Security by Darren Pauli Comment Vote

Govt releases datacentre migration tender

The Federal Government has kicked off one aspect of a long-awaited purchasing initiative that will see it establish new panels of datacentre services providers, with the aim of saving $1 billion in future datacentre costs.

September 20th, 2010 in Government by Renai LeMay Comment Vote

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