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Public Sector Podcast

Public Sector Network

The Public Sector Podcast features live talks, exclusive interviews and roundtables with public sector thought leaders from around the world. This podcast is presented by Public Sector Network, a social enterprise designed to help governments network, benchmark and establish best practice on a global scale through events, online networks and content created for public servants seeking knowledge and fresh insights.

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14:19

The Future of the Digital Identity - Office of the...

Public Sector Podcast ·

2024/06/17

In recent research conducted by the Office of Australian Information Commissioner (OAIC), 89% of Australians wanted Government to pass more legislation that protects their personal information. In this modern data economy, Carly Kind, Privacy Commissioner with OAIC likens our daily interactions with online privacy allowances as "death by a thousand cuts". In her keynote session at Innovate Australia Carly outlines how modern, technologically neutral, robust regulatory protections alongside a new

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20:39

Fostering a Cohesive Workplace Culture for a...

Public Sector Podcast ·

2024/05/27

Workforce planning is a massive juggling act at any time. But throw into the mix a dispersed workforce of thousands that needs to scale up and down swiftly and literal life or death situations and the challenge seems neigh on impossible. Fire & Rescue NSW have taken steps to streamline and optimise their workforce planning initiatives in recent years in a bid to best manage the task. We chat to Jeremy Fewtrell, Commissioner with Fire and Rescue NSW to learn how the power of leadership, Diversity

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16:53

The Road to AI Adoption - UK Cabinet Office - Mike...

Public Sector Podcast ·

2024/05/20

In an era fuelled by the promise of AI, the UK public sector stands at the cusp of transformation. Embracing the hype surrounding AI, government leaders navigate the delicate balance between innovation and risk. While the potential benefits are tantalising, the path forward requires a nuanced approach, considering factors like organisational culture, digital maturity, and the ever-present spectre of unintended consequences. Mike Hill, Chief Data & Information Officer with the UK Cabinet Office

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15:14

Acceleration the Adoption of Modern Data Tools Across...

Public Sector Podcast ·

2024/05/13

The Office of Data and Innovation (ODI) in California is spearheading initiatives to enhance data usability and democratization. Through accelerators like the Data Science Accelerator and Modern Data Stack Accelerator, ODI facilitates the adoption of data science and modern tools statewide. By offering tailored solutions and fostering collaboration, ensures that departments leverage data effectively, leading to informed decision-making and improved services for Californians. Kim Hicks and Jason

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17:57

Partnerships for Prevention: Accelerating Cyber Sec...

Public Sector Podcast ·

2024/05/11

The Victorian Government of Australia prides itself on building a vibrant cyber economy to, not only deliver safe and reliable government services, but to make Victoria a cyber safe place to live, learn and work. To achieve this cross-sector partnership with education providers, government entities and private tech-sector operators is a crucial building block. David Latina, discusses how Victoria is working towards their mission of being a global cyber security powerhouse in this week's episode of

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18:56

From Big Bang Innovation to Every Day Creativity -...

Public Sector Podcast ·

2024/04/29

In a world of perpetual change, navigating digital transformation parallels the phases of societal evolution. From galvanizing momentum to the sobering reality of implementation, each stage demands strategic adaptation. Yet, sustaining innovation requires more than initial enthusiasm; it necessitates a shift in mindset towards everyday creativity. Daphnée Nostrome, Director, Channel Strategy at the Canadian Digital Service discusses the Digital Stress Scale, and how leaders must foster divergent

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18:55

To Tackle or Shackle? Getting Your Organisation AI...

Public Sector Podcast ·

2024/04/22

In the last 12 months Artificial Intelligence has gone from a topic relegated to tech functions to a focus of many company leaders. In fact AI, and specifically Gen AI (yes ChatGPT, we're talking about you) has become a dinner table conversation topic for people from all walks of life. With the jump from Science Fiction films to the boardroom, knowing how to strategically, ethically and responsibly experiment with AI tools to pilot initiatives is crucial. Michael Rowell and Fawad Abro of the

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23:32

Overcoming the Talent Challenge with DE&I - Tracy...

Public Sector Podcast ·

2024/04/15

Globally 48% of public sector professionals agree that talent attraction and retention is their top challenge. While government can rarely compete with private sector peers monetarily, government offers its own unique value proposition - namely by appealing to talent seeking a greater sense of purpose and belonging. By harnessing Diversity, Equity and Inclusion initiatives and by fostering environments that prioritising well-being, government stands to attract a new generation of talent eager to

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14:23

Maintaining the 'Human' in Digital Government - ACCC...

Public Sector Podcast ·

2024/04/08

Most citizens are excited by the prospect of greater digital government services and the convenience, speed and ease of self-serve platforms. However questions around government's ability to keep data safe and to use technology, like AI, in ethical ways threaten progress. How then can government build and maintain citizen confidence as we move towards automation and self service? Daniel Ramos, GM Digital Identity at the ACCC discusses the five elements of success in this week's Public Sector

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26:19

Championing Change with Corporate Social...

Public Sector Podcast ·

2024/03/25

Companies throughout the world have prioritised Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) in recent years, aiming to make a good impact on society and the environment. B Corp accreditation, a globally recognised benchmark for organisations that prioritise both purpose and profit, is one effective approach to demonstrate a commitment to these principles. Recently Public Sector Network, or PSN, was again recertified as a B Corp so we sat down with the business' Global Head of People and Purpose, Gemma

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12:20

Community Safety for Social Cohesion - Halifax...

Public Sector Podcast ·

2024/03/18

Community safety is the cornerstone of social cohesion, fostering trust and unity among residents. When people feel secure in their environment, they are more likely to engage positively with one another, leading to stronger bonds and collaborative efforts that enhance overall well-being, resilience, and shared prosperity within the community. In this week's epsidoe of the Public Sector Podcast Mayor Mike Savage discusses the importance of developing specific community safety units - outside of

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24:51

Accelerating Women's Opportunities in the Workplace -...

Public Sector Podcast ·

2024/03/11

International Women's Day isn't country or organisation specific. It's a day of collective global activism and celebration that belongs to all those committed to forging women's equality. In recent years the narrative around international women’s day has changed though, with some arguing that it’s become ‘corporatised’ and ‘performative’ as to lose all meaning. Which is why in this week's episode of the Public Sector Podcast we've chosen to focus on the tangible – the strategies and transformations

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44:34

Belonging & Empowerment: The Future of Women in the...

Public Sector Podcast ·

2024/03/07

International Women's Day is a day to recognise how far we’ve come towards gender equality, and also how far we have left to go. Don't get us wrong - a little over a hundred years ago only a handful of countries allowed women to vote and equal pay for equal work was unheard of. We're making strides in the right direction, but there's still more work to be done. In recognition of IWD we've bought together a panel of women leaders making considerable contributions to their respective

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17:39

Alignment, Cost & Engagement: The Benefits of Project...

Public Sector Podcast ·

2024/02/21

Without proactive project management you'll find yourself constantly firefighting, your team unengaged, and your business unit operating as a siloed lone ranger. All this leads to poor quality deliverables and damage to reputation. The City of Edmonton found themselves in the same boat. Projects faltered and the City operated reactively, without clear alignment or integration with broader City functions. With a four-pronged approach, focused on: 1. Direction 2. Transparency 3. People 4. Measures

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19:34

Making Life Simple with Digital Credentials -...

Public Sector Podcast ·

2024/02/12

Travelling to a service centre, waiting in line, operating within standard 'business hours' to submit paper proof of identity documents; none of this aligns with the modern lives people live. Digital credentials however are emerging as a means to help citizens participate safely and conveniently in the digital economy. CJ Ritchie, Associate Deputy Minister and Government CIO with the Government of British Columbia discusses the benefits, opportunities and use cases for digital credentials in this

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18:22

Dont Panic! Getting Cyber Security Basics Right - New...

Public Sector Podcast ·

2024/02/05

Significant cyber attacks and breaches are becoming more and more common. It's almost a guarantee now that at some point an attack vector will gain illegal unauthorised access to your computer systems and networks. The trick is to; 1. Not panic 2. Have solid security foundations 3. Limit the blast radius. Derek Robson, CIO at the New Zealand Parliament shares his three step strategy to simplify and streamline your cyber security response. For more great insights head to

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20:21

Critical Considerations for Generative AI & Data...

Public Sector Podcast ·

2024/01/22

The influence of Generative AI on productivity has the potential to contribute trillions of dollars in value to the worldwide economy, with recent studies suggesting generative AI could result in a worldwide economic boost between $2.6 to $4.4 trillion. To unlock this productivity though teams need to be ready, willing and capable of confidently harnessing AI tech with the right frameworks and guidelines inplace to support innovation. Alicja Mosbauer, CDO at IP Australia discusses. Alicja Mosbauer,

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24:02

Empathy in Design Thinking - Office of the Premier,...

Public Sector Podcast ·

2024/01/15

Software engineers, lawyers, even UX professionals - rarely are these a fair representation of every day people. But usually they're the ones tasked with designing the government services that millions need to use. Instead, as Shannon Salter points out, we shouldn't speculate about what 'the humans' want. We need to work and design with them. Only by empathising and co-designing can we create solutions that truly resonate and address genuine challenges. Learn more about empathy in design in this

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12:37

Sustainable Urbanisation - City of Vancouver - Jimmy...

Public Sector Podcast ·

2024/01/08

68% of the world will live in urban areas by 2050. With cities growing and climate change leading to hotter, wetter and drier weather intelligent green infrastructure is needed to ensure our cities are resilient. Jimmy Zammar discusses how local government is driving sustainable urbanisation with a dive into the confluence of technology, data and nature at the City of Vancouver. Catch Jimmy's full video presentation, which deep-dives into details and real world examples here:

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18:18

Prioritising Privacy, Regaining Trust - Department of...

Public Sector Podcast ·

2023/12/11

Globally trust in government is declining. According to the Edelman Trust Barometer Global Report 2023 in Australia, Canada, the USA and UK trust is sitting between 37-50% and is declining year-on-year. In New Zealand, in survey findings by the Public Service Commission, trust in the public sector brand is sitting at a positive 60%. In fact, New Zealand is one of the few regions bucking the trend with trust in government having increased from 49% in 2019. How are they doing this? There's no one

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