In this episode, Robert and Victor are joined by the world's leading public health innovator, Dr Umair Shah, who shares inspiring insights and stories from his leadership across a host of Public Health emergencies including caring for evacuees from four of the most damaging Hurricanes in US history, Katrina, Rita, Ike and Harvey, to disease outbreaks, including Ebola, Zika, H1N1 and COVID 19. He has consistently broken new ground in innovating applied technology and creating breakthrough healthcare through Public Private Partnerships. 

In this episode, Robert and Victor are joined by the world's leading public health innovator, Dr Umair Shah, who shares inspiring insights and stories from his leadership across a host of Public Health emergencies including caring for evacuees from four of the most damaging Hurricanes in US history, Katrina, Rita, Ike and Harvey, to disease outbreaks, including Ebola, Zika, H1N1 and COVID 19. He has consistently broken new ground in innovating applied technology and creating breakthrough healthcare through Public Private Partnerships.

Episode 5: Reimagining Public Healthcare with globally renowned innovator, Dr. Umair A. Shah, M.D., M.P.H., Secretary of Health, Washington State Department of Health

In this episode, Robert and Victor are joined by the former Australian Human Rights Commissioner, Professor Ed Santow. Ed currently leads Policy & Governance at the Human Technology Institute, and is an Industry Professor for Responsible Technology at the University of Technology Sydney. In this episode, we explore how technology in government can be a force for both good and bad, and how Governments can best approach decision-making in a way that best protects citizens and their rights. We also dissect facts and fiction in Ed's sock drawer. 

In this episode, Robert and Victor are joined by the former Australian Human Rights Commissioner, Professor Ed Santow. Ed currently leads Policy &amp; Governance at the Human Technology Institute, and is an Industry Professor for Responsible Technology at the University of Technology Sydney. In this episode, we explore how technology in government can be a force for both good and bad, and how Governments can best approach decision-making in a way that best protects citizens and their rights. We also dissect facts and fiction in Ed's sock drawer.

Episode 4:  Protecting citizens and human rights in the digital age with special guest, Prof. Ed Santow

In this episode, Robert and Victor are joined by Chris Fechner, CEO of Australia’s Digital Transformation Agency, and explore the digital divide between senior leaders and the younger generation, emphasizing the need for a deeper understanding of digital technologies in decision-making processes. The discussion also covers ideas on how Government can approach opportunities in AI, and which song is on high rotation in Chris’s playlist.

In this episode, Robert and Victor are joined by Chris Fechner, CEO of Australia’s Digital Transformation Agency, and explore the digital divide between senior leaders and the younger generation, emphasizing the need for a deeper understanding of digital technologies in decision-making processes. The discussion also covers ideas on how Government can approach opportunities in AI, and which song is on high rotation in Chris’s playlist.

Episode 3: The role of Australia’s Digital Transformation Agency and the CEO’s advice to Government Leaders

In this episode, Robert and Victor are joined by Estonian Ambassador, Her Excellency, Kersti Eesmaa, who share the remarkable and inspiring story of how a nation born from hardship has transformed into the worlds leading digital society.

In this episode, Robert and Victor are joined by Estonian Ambassador, Her Excellency, Kersti Eesmaa, who share the remarkable and inspiring story of how a nation born from hardship has transformed into the worlds leading digital society.

Episode 2: The remarkable transformation of Estonia from rebirth to becoming the worlds leading digital society..

In this episode, Robert and Victor share why they started this Podcast and offer their findings from their global study on the fundamental components governments need to to succeed in the digital age.

In this episode, Robert and Victor share why they started this Podcast and offer their findings from their global study on the fundamental components governments need to to succeed in the digital age.

Episode 1: Unpacking the fundamentals of Government in the digital age

How do we change the way we think about government to realise the promise of technology in service of citizens and communities? Inspired by the service-obsessed evolution of New South Wales Government and other pioneers across the world, digital service enthusiast, Robert Holt, teams up with co-host, former New South Wales Minister and trailblazer of digital government, The Hon. Victor Dominello, to explore what is required to reimagine government in the digital age. 

This podcast is produced on behalf of the Trustworthy Digital Society Hub.

How do we change the way we think about government to realise the promise of technology in service of citizens and communities? Inspired by the service-obsessed evolution of New South Wales Government and other pioneers across the world, digital service enthusiast, Robert Holt, teams up with co-host, former New South Wales Minister and trailblazer of digital government, The Hon. Victor Dominello, to explore what is required to reimagine government in the digital age. 
This podcast is produced on behalf of the Trustworthy Digital Society Hub.

Reimagining Government for the Digital Age

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