Explore iTnews’ Digital Nation series to learn how connectivity and digital transformation are helping Australian organisations in these tough economic times.
The world is changing and barriers to digitally-enabled ways of working are falling away. Underpinning this digital-first business world is connectivity. iTnews, the Australian news and analysis site for technology leaders and practitioners, is looking at how business and government are navigating this new reality.
Remote working isn't the only security challenge now
Why you should make a case for core network security upgrades.
ASG deploys collaboration suite for Queensland electricity provider in four days
Rapid rollout enabled employees to work remotely and join 600-person virtual town hall meeting.
Why the 'employee experience' is so important now
"The biggest risk as we adapt to the new normal is losing good people," says Liferay’s Calvin Lynch.
How a government department saved $230m in software costs over seven years
Software Asset Management results in significant savings and cost avoidance.
Rebooting Australia: Governments should consider these IT cost-cutting principles
Consider these issues before making drastic cost cuts.
Four perspectives of digital healthcare in 2020
The health sector is reimagining its future state and models of patient care.
How federal government services are being reshaped by COVID-19
The pandemic has fundamentally shifted the priorities for federal government digital transformation.
How Australian councils found new data and use cases in the COVID era
Local governments combined connectivity and data in creative ways during the lockdown period.
How accurate data brought relief to bushfire-hit communities
The combination of data, digital enablement and connectivity is driving positive outcomes for state economies.
For telcos, your call is more important than ever
Telstra, Optus and Vodafone know know they’re hard for customers to navigate. So they're betting on digital to make new connections.
State governments prepare for constant change
State and territory governments know that digital can make them more efficient, but their efforts have been mixed and it's unclear if citizens care about the niceties of federation or just want a single services portal for all government services.
Consultants cross the ‘digital authenticity gap’
PwC, and EY are building digital skills, fast, because without they know their relevance will wane.
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