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Intranet Innovation Awards come to Canberra

Bycraigthomler 21 October 2008

Step Two will be running a free information session discussing the winners of the 2008 Intranet Innovation Awards in Canberra on Tuesday 11 November from 2-4pm.

According to James Robertson of Step Two, the event will include a look at,

Transfield Service’s uniquely effective approach to rolling out
SharePoint team spaces.

Highly successful collaboration amongst cabin crew at British Airways.

The rich suite of functionality delivered by this year’s Platinum winner, Fuller Landau (Canada).

The Competitor Wiki at Scottrade in the US.

An intranet that speaks the news when postbus drivers ring an 0800 number in Swiss Post.

Registration for the event is available online at: www.steptwo.com.au/seminars/iia-canberra

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How Aussies are using social media – latest Sensis report
Bycraigthomler 6 June 2012

Thanks to a tip off from John Sheridan at GovCamp yesterday, I’m happy to report that the latest Sensis figures on social media use by Australians are out – and the numbers have continued to increase. Sensis reports that 62% of online Australians are using social media, with 97% using Facebook – roughly the same…

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Scaling Edges – how does it apply to government innovation?
Bycraigthomler 22 October 2012

Deloitte recently released a paper entitled ‘Scaling Edges – A pragmatic pathway to board internal change’, which provided strategies on how organisations in the private sector could best achieve innovation at the institutional level. The paper promotes the following approach: Focus on the edges rather than the core functioning of an organisation Identify projects which…

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Creating appropriate guidelines for Twitter engagement
Bycraigthomler 14 May 2009

Mosman council has published information and guidelines for how their organisation will engage citizens via Twitter. It’s very clear and well-constructed, providing a model for how other government agencies can represent a Twitter channel publicly, building on my post on Getting started with Twitter in Australian government. By the way, if you were wondering how…

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The growing mobile internet landscape – but where’s government?
Bycraigthomler 30 October 2009

2009 has been called the year of mobile internet – and with good reason. The iPhone has become the fastest adopted consumer electronics product in history. Google’s Android has become a serious mobile platform and smartphones of every shade have continued to multiple exponentially. The mobile internet has been growing faster than any digital platform…

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The ease at which bias creeps into AI
Bycraigthomler 3 April 2023

Removing AI bias is a critical component in the design and training of AI models, however despite the care taken, it can be incredibly easy for bias to creep in. This is because we often don’t see our own biases and, even at a macro level as a species, we may hold biases we are…

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When will we see gamification in government?
Bycraigthomler 26 January 2012

Gamification refers to the practice of making non-game activities more like games by incorporating achievement-based reward systems. Under gamification, using government examples, when your project or mission is complete you might receive a ‘completion badge’ (such as a letter from the Secretary, an Australia Day Award, or a medal). Or when you attain a higher…

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