Tag: DTO

First Look: DTO’s grungy new digs

Posted on   |  by James Riley
After nearly a year in temporary digs within the University of Technology Sydney, the Digital Transformation Office has found a permanent home, landing among the bearded people in the...

PM’s guide to mandarin survival

Posted on   |  by Stuart Kennedy
Proclaiming that there has “never been a more exciting time to be a public servant” the Prime Minister laid down his ideas yesterday for how savvy mandarins can live...

DTO draws up plan to join Digital5

Posted on   |  by James Riley
The Australian Government is angling to join the Digital Five grouping of digitally advanced countries and has charged the Digital Transformation Office with creating a formal plan to get...

Procurement is not a dirty word

Posted on   |  by James Riley
If you ask the Digital Transformation Office chief executive Paul Shetler which of the DTO’s many projects he gets most excited by, he says it’s the digital marketplace. This...

Time is up on the Digital Economy

Posted on   |  by James Riley
Time has probably run out for the Turnbull Government to make good on its 2013 election promise to provide an update to the National Digital Economy Strategy. There had been...

GovCMS is dead, long live GovCMS

Posted on   |  by James Riley
“Stand down, fellow citizens. I have returned from the Digital Transformation Office with peace in our time. The Drupal wars have been averted.” Content management systems are not exciting....

Gov.AU targets thorny trust issues

Posted on   |  by James Riley
The Digital Transformation Office capped its biggest week since being set up seven months ago with the formal acceptance of its Gov.AU Alpha prototype. The agency also started discovery...

Doors open for strategic Aust tech

Posted on   |  by James Riley
The Turnbull Government has taken its first cautious steps toward an overdue reformation of tech procurement practices, with opportunities creaking open for local SME’s and a new model for...

Policy Snapshot: All new measures

Posted on   |  by James Riley
With the much anticipated announcement of the Innovation Statement in Canberra on Monday, it’s clear Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull wants to drive Australia into unprecedented innovation territory, now popularly...