What the feds can learn from NSW about e-voting
Ian Brightwell, the former NSW Electoral Commission CIO, discusses his experience with e-voting during the 2015 state election and what can be changed at a federal level.
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Ian Brightwell quits NSW Electoral Commission
The NSW Electoral Commission’s director of information technology and CIO, Ian Brightwell, has quit his position. Brightwell, 61, had held the position since 2005.
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Digital transformation: Why governments are slipping up
Digital transformation initiatives across government are being hampered by CEOs who are looking to retire in their careers and are adverse to the risks associated with modernising legacy infrastructure.
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NSW Electoral Commission CIO says iVote system will ensure counting accuracy
E-voting will offer voters in NSW “greater electoral integrity” over paper as the
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Use of e-voting in NSW election triples expectations
The NSW Electoral Commission’s (NSWEC) e-voting system, iVote, has far exceeded initial expectations of 15,000 users, with more than 46,800 NSW citizens using the technology in the recent state election on 26 March 2011.