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Myths, Crises and Complacency: Innovation Policy in the United States and Australia

Don Scott-Kemmis, “Myths, crises and complacency: Innovation policy in the United States and Australia,” United States Studies Centre at the University of Sydney, December 2018. Reference: https://www.ussc.edu.au/analysis/innovation-policy-in-the-united-states-and-australia In 201…

Heather Dailey General

7 Jan 2020

INDUSTRY TRENDS

How Not to Innovate: The Case of Australia's Bionic Eye

Leigh Dayton, “How not to innovate: The case of Australia’s bionic eye” United States Studies Centre at the University of Sydney, July 2019. Reference: https://www.ussc.edu.au/analysis/how-not-to-innovate-the-case-of-australias-bionic-eye When it comes to science and innovation, A…

Heather Dailey Data, Analytics and AI

7 Jan 2020

INDUSTRY TRENDS

1 Year in... Here's what we've achieved.

Friday the 19th July may have seen like a regular day to you, but it was a special day for me as it marked a full year into my contract leading The City of Canterbury Bankstown in its journey to becoming an innovative Council and a leading smart city. Were the largest City in NSW and fourth largest in Australia, but were also the leanest Council in NSW, meaning were slightly more resource challenged than other cities. A caveat which, in my opinion makes our successes that much more impressive! So, may I present to you a select list (in …

Public Sector Network

13 Oct 2019

INDUSTRY TRENDS

Holistic Transformation – achieve more with less

Transformation programs are changing the way local governments are serving their communities. Most public sector programs will face similar challenges such as organisational silos, legacy technology platforms, traditional operational models and legislation and the list goes on. Amidst th…

Public Sector Network

7 Oct 2019