Insights Into the Next Era of Digital Government: Moving From Readiness to Execution

Learn how successfully governments across Australia and New Zealand are executing on their mission to deliver citizen-centric services, drive productivity, and build trust in digital government.

For ten years, Intermedium has published the definitive objective and independent measure of public sector digital transformation through its readiness indicator series.

With the majority of Whole-of-Government (WofG) Chief Information or Digital Officers responding to its survey, the 2026 Digital Government Maturity Indicator (DGMI) report establishes new digital service delivery benchmarks.

Governments are no longer evaluated on whether they are prepared for the digital age, but on how mature, innovative, and effective their digital services are.

Presented by Intermedium and hosted by Public Sector Network, this briefing unpacks the findings of the 2026 DGMI report and explains why the Federal government now heads the leaderboard.

Download your complimentary copy of the 2026 DGMI ahead of the webinar here: https://insights.intermedium.com.au/2026-digital-government-maturity-indicator

Attend this webinar to:

• Increase your knowledge and understanding of the service delivery policies, funding trends and key implementations across the ten ANZ jurisdictions.
• Inform your agency’s service delivery focus and strategic planning with a broader view of public sector digital developments.

You will learn:

• How and why each jurisdiction achieved its score, and what is driving the gap between the leading and lagging jurisdictions.
• How strategic investment gateways are allocating WofG digital offices a key role in recommending digital projects for Cabinet approval.
• Where activity and funding are concentrating, including the implementation of a single service delivery portal, WofG digital accounts, and cross-border identity platforms.
• How governments are approaching AI safety, pre-deployment risk assessments, and point-of-interaction disclosure.
• What is on the horizon for digital services, from legacy system modernisation to continuous threat intelligence and cloud architecture.

Whether you are actively involved in digital and ICT projects or seeking to understand the broader public sector landscape, this session is not to be missed.