Keeping you up to date with all things digital transformation in government (DTIG)
Global.health is a new open data platform that tracks infectious diseases. Its COVID-19 datasets can help researchers and governments fight COVID-19.
Many countries are looking into digital COVID vaccine passports, as we move toward vaccination and (hopefully) a return to travel this year.
View 2020 highlights from our Digital Transformation in Government blog series.
Rules as code (RaC) is an emerging space within the public sector, and turns legislation and other rules into machine-readable code to provide benefits for government, citizens and broader society.
The Australian Public Service (APS) recently announced the appointment of Dr David Gruen as Head of the Data Professional Stream.
Govlaunch is an online community where local governments from around the world share projects helping public sector employees innovate.
D9 is a group of nine countries that are digital pioneers. Currently, D9 has four focus areas: digital ID, digital rights, artificial intelligence and data 360°.
NSW’s Smart Places Strategy brings together a range of different technology and ‘smart’ solutions with one goal: to benefit NSW citizens.
Austria is using machine learning to anonymise court records and deliver a more open justice and government experience for its citizens.
The DTA’s whole-of-government architecture strategy focuses on delivering better services to citizens and reducing costs. The new taskforce recently released its beta architectural concepts model
The Foundational Four of leadership, strategy, governance and asset discovery will help ensure all Australian government agencies are set up to make the most of open data.
The National Transport Commission (NTC) recently released a paper on government access to vehicle-generated data. The report looks at how the data could be used for planning, road safety, network oper
