The Arqcast

This episode is the second in our two part series about ‘Citizenship in the Mobile Age’. We talk about how Government has changed its approach to digital in response to the rise of mobile. What are some of the differences between how people access government services on desktop versus mobile? What are some of the challenges that this has presented and what are some of the opportunities for this space? Panel: Lucia Vuong (Marketing Manager, Outware Mobile), Alvaro Maz (Managing Director and Co-Founder, Code for Australia), Tam Shepherd (Chief Digital Officer, Department of Human Services, Commonwealth Government), and Jon Cumming (Chief Digital Officer, ACT Government).

In this episode, we discuss what ‘Citizenship in the Mobile Age’ actually means. What is the role of government in creating digital services for the community? How can the community itself bring ideas and specialist expertise to the conversation and co-create value that benefits everyone. What does ‘Government as a Platform’ mean? Panel: Michael Dalic, Lucia Vuong, Dan Groch (Director and Co-Founder, Code for Australia) and Jithma Beneragama (Director - Digital Engagement, Victorian Government).