Digital Government Strategy - Digital Government Strategy_web-ready_FA.pdf

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• We need only look back to recent times, where agencies and jurisdictions worked together to deliver an unprecedented level of support to Australians in response to the bushfires, floods and COVID-19. We ensured essential government services remained operational and available. Our investments across our digital capabilities are what made this possible. The private sector also responded to the pandemic by pivoting even more rapidly to digital delivery.

• It will be anchored through better investment, stronger security, robust policy and a greater use of data

• simple, helpful, respectful and transparent services for all Australians

• Implementation of the Strategy will ensure the public service adopts a digital-first mindset leveraging digital technologies to rethink government processes and simplify procedures.

• To enhance the digital landscape we must share, reuse and integrate technologies, business systems, processes and capabilities across government. We must embrace new and emerging technologies, integrate citizen-experience principles, processes, and capabilities and foster a data- driven culture

• • the Digital Economy Strategy – which focuses on the broader Australian Economy and the delivery of secure and trusted digital government services. • the Australian Data Strategy – which sets out a clear vision for Australia’s data capability. • the Secure Cloud Strategy and the Hosting Strategy.

• maximise value from data to grow the economy and deliver public benefit to all Australians

• The APS will be better placed to deliver as a digital government through establishing itself as a leading digital workplace that offers greater flexibility, empowerment, career growth and a modern digital environment supported by the latest technology. It will orientate services around the life events and journeys of people and business, and not around the structure of government, its departments and agencies