Cutting complexity in tech transformations
More IT programs fail than succeed. Although they begin with good intentions, they’re often late, over budget, and don't provide what is required.
More IT programs fail than succeed. Although they begin with good intentions, they’re often late, over budget, and don't provide what is required.
IT departments within the public sector are under more pressure than ever to deliver. Government CIOs are increasingly being expected to improve the quality of services they provide, conform with whole-of-government initiatives and embrace new trends – all while spending less an uncertain economic and political environment.
Last year, when an earthquake hit Melbourne, Twitter was the first on the scene. Within minutes, the subject became the top Twitter-trending topic worldwide and even caused the Geoscience Australia website to crash as people went online to see what had happened.