MarketingVox has release the article, Marketers’ Top 10 Wish List for Agencies of the Future, which reports on a US survey sponsored by Sapient of two hundred CMOs (Chief Marketing Officers). The report indicates that more than a quarter of marketers said that half to all of their marketing is now done via digital channels….
I regard mobile internet access as of strategic concern to Australia’s development as a connected nation. While fixed wire broadband is also crucial, mobile access is the best approach for filling the gaps cost-effectively in a large low-population nation such as Australia. Also mobile internet supports ubiquitous instant access to information, which fixed broadband does…
The Federal Mobility 2.0 Study, released a couple of days ago in the US, has reported that wireless internet access for Federal public servants improves their productivity. In fact over 70% of respondents, who all used wireless internet, reported that it improved their productivity. At the same time only 40% of Federal agencies reported that…
The Australian government has an opportunity to expand its support for national fixed line broadband to include mobile broadband, spearheaded by the release of the Apple iPhone this week. The phone is a revolutionary device and reports out of the US indicate that people using the phone are using internet data services 50x as frequently…
There is some exciting activity happening in the Australian eGovernment scene. States such as Victoria, Queensland and WA have taken major steps to standardise their online approaches across departments. At local level South Australia has introduced a phenomenal content management system that allows every council to have a well structured website, providing access to the…
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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