Liveblog for Govinnovate 2014 Day 1
Cheryl from the Victorian eGovernment Resource Centre recently brought to my attention the launch of the BrandKarma website. The website aggregates information about top brands and allows the public to indicate whether they love, hate or want to watch them. It also allows comments and, in the best social networking style, the creation of personal…
Privacy Awareness week is coming up later this month (as is the Security in Government conference), but as I mentioned to a colleague on Thursday, every week needs to be privacy week at a government agency. Privacy is a sticky problems for all organisations. No security system is perfect and, to-date, as technology has advanced…
Back on 8 December the APSC released Circular 2008/8: Interim protocols for online media participation. I was waiting to hear about them officially before posting about them. However as I’ve not yet seen any coverage through these channels, I figured that it was time to post about them to raise some awareness for those of…
This post was inspired by a comment by John Sheridan on Twitter, @craigthomler what I’d like for #gov2au #NY? egs of use of #PSI for service delivery innovation, value creation etc, not just curiosity It’s a good New Years wish and highlights two questions that I have been pondering for a long time. 1. Why aren’t people making more use…
To the over 7,000 unique visitors my blog has received in the last six months, have a fantastic and safe holiday season and I look forward to further conversations in the Australian egovernment space in 2009. With many international voices in the egovernment space indicating that government needs to build more connections and networks to…
I’ll be speaking at the Managing Your Online Content conference from Ark group in Sydney this Wednesday on the topic of Aligning your web content strategy with organisational objectives. I’ll be making an effort to log the conference online, either via Twitter (#MYOCG09) or via a liveblog on this blog, if I have access to…
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