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Reading the Connected Republic this morning, Paul Johnston has written an interesting post, Us Now: On the Road to Self-Organised Government?, about the new documentary, US Now, which explores the power of self-organising groups and what they might mean for society and the public sector. The film has just previewed in London, however clips, a…
I’ve noticed a tendency in Australia for government agencies to focus on having their websites work perfectly in Microsoft Internet Explorer, but not always quite so well in Firefox, Safari, Opera or other web browsers. This isn’t limited to the public sector, private sector organisations face the same issue of cross-browser compatibility. On one hand…
This post in Shifted HR reflects an area I have my eye on – Recruitment in the Australian Public Service In Allison’s words: HR areas in APS agencies need to stop focusing on the process of recruitment and use technology to do this. They should be focusing their energy in supporting, educating and training line…
Recognising over 10 years of reporting on egovernment topics from around the world, Victoria’s eGovernment Resource Centre has been selected as one of the ten finalists for the 9th annual PoliticsOnline award for the top individuals, organisations and companies having the greatestimpact on the way the Internet is changing politics. By being in the top…
To anyone referencing this blog, I’ve now stepped out of Accenture, taking a Voluntary Redundancy. I am refocusing my efforts on other opportunities, beginning with an AI startup, for which we’re in the AI Ventures’ AI Incubator for the next twelve weeks. I also have plans to help startups and SMEs to sell to government,…
As a record of the event, below is a link to the Twitter stream, for the CEBIT Gov 2.0 Conference (#gov2cebit) from the record at wthashtag. In all there were 1,416 tweets by 231 participants during the two days. Note that the times are US Pacific Time. Add 18 hours for the correct tweeting time….
This archive mirrors the original eGov AU blog — Craig’s professional commentary on AI, digital government and technology in public life, running since 2006.
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