Editorials

My data is my child. A poem
By Carl Sudholz on September 5, 2017
This is a little limerick I wrote about data. It a reflection of how I think about data whenever...
In an open data world, how to do we reconcile accessibility and security?
By Renaud Larue-Langlois on August 1, 2017
We live in an open world. Numerous Open Data movements have emerged and are now spreading into the mainstream....
Technology spending by US Gov to top $100 billion in 2017
By Carl Sudholz on April 17, 2017
With annual spending on information technology be the United States Government now exceeding US$100 billion, the transformation into the...
The seven P’s of working with the public service
By Carl Sudholz on November 8, 2016
Working with the public service can be frustrating and difficult at the best of times. The task will become...
Project phases and the #CensusFail of 2016
By Carl Sudholz on November 1, 2016
A simple choice to rollout in project phases could have prevented #censusfail. Instead we have the memorable social media...
Business analysis skills at the heart of Australia’s top in demand careers
By Carl Sudholz on October 25, 2016
Heard the news? Now we know the top ten most in-demand jobs in Australia. And business analysis skills are...