It’s an interesting watch.
I’ll buy a drink for anyone who accurately counts the number of ‘ums’ I say!
Below is my liveblog of the PublicSphere event. PublicSphere 1
I’ve commented before that it isn’t a sound strategy for organisations to entrust their social media strategy to graduates, simply because they are young and “must understand social media”. I’ve also commented on the need to expand social media engagement beyond the communication team to entire organisations, within designated policies. This is because communication professionals…
The Webby Awards are beginning to resemble the Oscars in their level of hype. However as the most prestigious global award for digital media I can excuse them the need to make their mark alongside the older media awards. The Government winner this year was the Peace Corps for their teen site. It’s an attractive…
The Department of Industry, Innovation, Science, Research and Tertiary Education is holding the Canberra component of the Global Service Jam from 24-26 February 2012 as part of their efforts to support and foster innovative thinking across the Australian Public Service. This is part of a 90 plus city global event where people who are interested…
Australia’s Productivity Commission has just released it’s report on “Digital Disruption: What do governments need to do?“. It’s not too long a read. The key findings fit into a few pages, and provides enough of a helicopter view to get a clear view of the direction the Productivity Commission believes agencies should take. There’s implications…
Today marked the unveiling of the 2nd Australian Responsible AI Index, accompanied by urgent appeals for the government to intervene and curb the potential misuse of artificial intelligence (AI). The Australian Financial Review provided comprehensive coverage of this critical topic, revealing that a mere 3% of Australian companies are managing the adoption and continuous use of AI in…
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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