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Feb 08

Love20

The Digital Transformation Agency has delivered its first progress report on its Performance Dashboard platform after passing its beta assessment.

Public sector performance measured on DTA site

By Staff Writers Federal, ICT

Digital Transformation Agency reports its dashboard progress.

Feb 08

Love27

Innovation influencing Sydney’s employment numbers

By Paul Hemsley Exclusives, ICT, Infrastructure, State, Sustainability, Transport

GovNews Exclusive – Bridging the Western Suburbs with new job growth.

Feb 07

Love20

Councils are being encouraged to flick the switch on upgrades to street lights to help reduce emissions and improve their annual bottom line.

Greater Geelong’s big smart lighting switch

By Staff Writers ICT, Local, Sustainability

WiFi installed in public light posts.

Feb 06

Love26

Telco providers in Victoria have been contracted by the Victorian government to provide vital services under a new procurement policy.

Telco providers get a $126 mil restart in Victoria

By Staff Writers ICT, State

New contracts for a ‘unified’ communications approach.

Feb 06

Love13

Harnessing mobile in traditionally wired workspaces

By SMART Technologies ICT, Partner Content

GovNews Exclusive – How government organisations need to catch up.

Feb 03

Love18

Canberra, Adelaide partner as fellow smart cities

By Staff Writers ICT, Local, Shaping The Future

A marriage of digital convenience.

Jan 30

Love19

The Queensland government will release a new ICT Strategy in 2017 to reflect the state's renewed push for a stronger digital future.

QLD refreshes its ICT Strategy for 2017

By Staff Writers ICT, State

Advancing the Sunshine State’s digital future.

Jan 25

Love24

The Western Australian government has ordered changes to procurement processes across agencies that will lead to big savings in ICT contracts.

ICT contracts expected to save $65-$80 mil

By Staff Writers ICT, State

New deals with Atos, Datacom and NEC in WA.

Jan 24

Love33

The debt recovery system initiated by Centrelink has ruffled feathers across Australia, but is the "computer said no" excuse applicable any longer?

Centrelink’s RoboDebt fumbles debt recovery

By Ovum Exclusives, Federal, ICT, Ovum

GovNews Exclusive – Is the “computer said no” excuse any longer applicable?

Jan 18

Love24

South Australian Police have rolled out a fleet on new rugged tablets from Panasonic's Toughbook range to increase mobility and cut the paperwork.

SA Police go mobile with $7.4 mil rugged tablets

By Staff Writers ICT, State

Another way to cut down the paperwork.

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Public sector performance measured on DTA site

Innovation influencing Sydney’s employment numbers

Greater Geelong’s big smart lighting switch

Telco providers get a $126 mil restart in Victoria

Harnessing mobile in traditionally wired workspaces

Canberra, Adelaide partner as fellow smart cities

QLD refreshes its ICT Strategy for 2017

ICT contracts expected to save $65-$80 mil

Centrelink’s RoboDebt fumbles debt recovery

SA Police go mobile with $7.4 mil rugged tablets

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