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Microsoft opened its newest Technology Centre in Sydney today, offering the company’s local customers and partners a hub to develop digital technology and strategies. Sign up for Which-50’s Irregular Insights newsletter During the launch the technology giant also announced a new partnership with the NSW Government’s Department of Finance, Services

The digital arm of the NSW government is taking a new holistic approach to the delivery of government services in an effort to improve citizens’ life journeys. Interacting with government agencies should be simple and effective, particularly in time of need, according to Digital.NSW. Sign up for Which-50’s Irregular Insights

The current NSW government funding model is not appropriate for delivering digital government services, according to Greg Wells, the new state government digital chief. Wells called for a more agile approach to funding that also adapts to the shift from capex to opex expenditure. “At the moment the funding model

Australian tech companies and industries stakeholders will work with the NSW Government to design a new technology and innovation precinct based in Sydney. The NSW Government unveiled the plan yesterday, which has the support the backing of Atlassian. Located between Central to Eveleigh, the precinct is expected to create 10,000

Westpac-backed data start-up Data Republic is building a data marketplace for the NSW Government which will provide access to a broad range of datasets in a single, searchable location. Having won the government tender, the data marketplace will form part of the NSW government’s digital strategy unveiled by Victor Dominello NSW