Productivity conversations tend to focus on the private sector, but it’s also critical for the public sector. Much of the conversation around productivity in Australia focuses on industry – and rightly so. However, there’s another conversation we need to have around government productivity, and how agencies and departments can get the maximum bang for their buck given limited financial and human resources, and an almost unlimited number of ‘wants’ from the community.
Australia faces complex cross-border challenges across health, crime, and climate change that demand unified action, yet critical data often remains siloed, impeding our ability to solve these national conundrums effectively.
‘Value Integration’ may be a key for unlocking intelligent, preventive pathways in Australia’s future healthcare approach.
By focusing on sovereign data, ethical governance, and the “Two-in-the-Box” model, Scyne ensures the APS doesn’t just survive the next wave of transformation - it leads it.
How can agencies and departments use AI to deliver on their mission to make everyday Australians’ lives better?
Through partnerships and ethical practices, Scyne works to address societal challenges and contribute positively to the community, creating shared value beyond business outcomes.
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This is the second Biannual Report submitted to the Department of Finance (DoF) and forms part of Scyne Advisory’s regular reporting and ongoing engagement with DoF with respect to the establishment and operation of Scyne Advisory. Report submitted on 24 November 2024.
This is the first Biannual Report submitted to the Department of Finance (DoF) and forms part of Scyne Advisory’s regular reporting and ongoing engagement with DoF with respect to the establishment and operation of Scyne Advisory. Report submitted on 16 June 2024.
