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DTA Digital Investment Plan vs ACT Technology Investment Framework: A Comparative Guide to Smarter Government Technology Spending
Why Digital Investment Frameworks are crucial for Government
Across Australia, government agencies are under increasing pressure to modernise technology, improve services, and use public funds responsibly. Achieving this requires more than just buying new systems — it demands structured, transparent, and forward-looking investment planning.
Two major approaches stand out: the Australian Digital Technology Agency’s Digital Investment Plan (DIP) and the ACT Government’s T
Aug 93 min read


How Tools Like Humphrey AI Could Help at Each Stage of the Policy Development Process
How Tools Like Humphrey AI help the Policy Development Process
In today’s fast-paced government environment, policy development needs to be both thorough and agile. While traditional processes remain important, the reality is that modern priorities demand faster decision-making, better data integration, and more transparent engagement. Tools like Humphrey AI (see article: HumphreyAI) and similar AI-enabled platforms – could offer valuable support at every stage of the poli
Aug 92 min read


From Agency IT to Whole-of-Government Platforms: A Modular Approach to Digital Transformation
From agency IT to whole-of-government platforms
Governments worldwide are confronting rising demands for efficient, scalable digital services. Instead of each agency building its own IT systems, many countries are now adopting whole-of-government digital infrastructure strategies. These strategies use reusable and interoperable software components—called "building blocks"—to create shared platforms that reduce duplication, improve citizen experience, and increase speed to
Jul 264 min read


How can gamification work in government?
Gamification can be described as the integration of game‑inspired reward systems, narrative structures and feedback loops into activities that are not traditionally playful. The aim is not entertainment for its own sake; rather, it is to harness the motivational pull of games to advance policy goals.
Jun 154 min read


Why Governments should re-consider centralising finance systems
Governments should re-consider efforts to centralise finance systems
Across many governments, finance systems have grown in silos—each agency managing its own tools, data, and processes. While this may have worked in the past, it now poses a significant challenge for governments trying to deliver coordinated, efficient, and transparent public services. Centralising finance systems isn’t just about consolidation—it’s about creating a stronger foundation for better decisions
May 244 min read


Improving Government efficiency
How do Governments improve the efficiency in public service delivery, balancing cost-effectiveness with high-quality outcomes?
Nov 11, 20244 min read


How to break silos across government
Why is cross agency alignment so important for governments and what are the barriers to achieving it? What can governments do to integrate?
Oct 20, 20245 min read


How can Governments establish shared services?
Shared services bring together business functions into central units, which helps to enhance efficiency and improve delivery.
Sep 28, 20244 min read


Digital government - moving past monolithic architecture
Moving from monolithic architecture to micro-services - how the evolution of software architecture offers new opportunities
Aug 21, 202410 min read


Data sharing across government agencies
This article explores the importance of data exchange in government, drawing on examples from the UK, Estonia, and India, noting the strateg
Aug 20, 20246 min read
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