Public Sector stories
The British Council has admitted to falling victim to two successful ransomware attacks, resulting in 12 days of downtime over five years.
Government employees are concerned about the impact of AI, according to Gartner. 36% plan to invest more in AI in 2021.
With more governments setting technology-enabled goals, the timing seems to be right to apply the principles of PPP for network infrastructure.
COVID-19 has encouraged UK public sector to adopt 'cloud smart' strategies, says new report by Nutanix. #cloud #publicsector #COVID19.
Government buyers and contractors gain new procurement guidance aimed at boosting jobs, cutting waste and lifting long-term public value.
Contract wording will decide whether builders absorb Covid-19 shutdown and isolation costs, with no automatic time extension if it is silent.
The council says wider benefits for ratepayers followed once it stopped choosing projects on the lowest price and focused on long-term value.
A Dunedin office project will trial real-time BIM safety tools as construction firms seek to curb a sector that drives 16% of ACC work claims.
Overcrowded emergency housing is increasingly being linked to new infections as officials warn the delta variant is spreading among vulnerable groups.
Digital delivery and new construction tech are speeding up projects, with the supreme award-winning water scheme completed in a year.
Australia's Synergy Group and Reveal Group are joining forces to offer intelligent automation services to Canberra.
Clients on major construction jobs will gain independent contract oversight as The Building Intelligence Group appoints Charles Brown in Auckland.
Delays and cost overruns in New Zealand infrastructure could ease if owners and contractors shared risk and data, Rob Bryant says.
Limited funding means New Zealand risks missing out on AI benefits unless ministers set a coordinated plan for research, safety and growth.
Weaknesses in New Zealand’s PPP procurement have been laid bare after a review found early cost estimates and governance helped derail Transmission Gully.
Councils could gain new powers and funding tools as a two-year review seeks to overhaul a system critics say is unfit for today’s demands.
The closure delayed freight for nearly 24 hours after a truck struck a Taihape rail bridge, with 11 trains cancelled and costs to be recovered.
Eight workers suffered chemical burns after poor oversight of Mycoplasma bovis clean-up left sodium hydroxide seeping into gloves.
Without a clear plan, New Zealand's resource management overhaul will miss the Government's wellbeing and net-zero goals, says Infrastructure New Zealand.
Poorly written tenders can push up whole-of-life costs, as councils later face rework, weaker skills and more project delays.