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“Our ambition is for local residents to enjoy more consistent service delivery and faster response times as a result of the organisation's focus on process improvements.">>

The partnership enables the entirety of the New South Wales Government to access the EDI service, known as Transactions.buy.>>

With a spotlight securely on Australia’s cybersecurity and defence strategy, it’s essential that Australian government departments lead the way.>>

Four out of five Australians and New Zealanders believe the digital services they access from Government are superior or on par with those they access from private sector businesses.>>

Project Fortify was launched through an online event, where Data#3 presented how the initiative will play a pivotal role in accelerating the cybersecurity posture within the WA Government Sector.>>

"As the disruption caused by the pandemic enters its second year, we know that strong, secure and resilient IT operations will power the innovations that will drive the country's economy forward.">>

New Zealanders are uneasy with how automated decision-making systems are used in society, particularly by the Government, according to new research. >>

Worldwide government IT spending is forecast to total $483 billion in 2021, an increase of 5.1% from 2020, according to the latest forecast by Gartner.>>

Soprano Design’s ‘whole of government solution’ will be available for Australian government agencies to use for messaging and communications.>>

In total there were 546 reported incidents of potential data breaches in the most recent financial year, up from 463 in the previous year (2018/19).>>

Investment in digital literacy training for seniors has led to more than 250 people participating so far, helping them stay connected, the Government says.>>

“Today we start delivering on the Government’s vision for New Zealand small businesses to be the most digitally-enabled in the world.">>

The global System On a Chip (SOC) as a Service market is set to reach US$676.8 million by 2026, according to a new study from Valuates Reports. >>

With extensive experience working with Australian Government agencies, the addition of Foresight will increase CyberCXs substantial capability in delivering cyber security solutions for major government clients, the company states.>>

Vix Vizion’s Australian-owned Imagus Facial Recognition Software has been approved as an officially recognised solution, and placed on the government's website for licensed premises and systems integrators to contact.>>

The five point plan sets out the priority areas where InternetNZ says Government can best direct its efforts and investments to improve digital inclusion in New Zealand.>>

"If we can provide the environment for entrepreneurs to build the next Xero or Rocket Lab, we will see thousands of new technology businesses established.">>

More than 50 organisations have now signed the plan, which was shared with Government and the public in May this year.>>

Australian Councils are in the midst of a significant technology transition, with COVID-19 demonstrating different benefits of digital transformation for local agencies.>>

The tech sector is significantly supporting the government on its journey to embrace an enhanced digital future.>>

The majority of consumers in the Asia Pacific (APAC) region expect businesses or governments to protect their data, according to a new F5 research report titled Curve of Convenience 2020: The Privacy-Convenience Paradox. >>

According to the Garter forecast, the software sector is set to experience the strongest growth in 2020.>>

With construction due to commence in July, the initial investment of AU$17 million will be used to build stage one by December 2020.>>

The proposed law change is part of the New Zealand government response to the Christchurch terror attacks that occurred in March last year.>>