#163 Charity Deserves Reliable Technology Too — And So Do Public Services 慈善机构也值得拥有可靠的科技——公共服务亦然
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#163 Charity Deserves Reliable Technology Too — And So Do Public Services 慈善机构也值得拥有可靠的科技——公共服务亦然

What a food bank’s single point of failure and a library’s “haunted seat” reveal about digital resilience, dignity and trust Technology does not have to be sophisticated to be important. Sometimes, it is a barcode scanner recording groceries collected by a family in need. Sometimes, it is a booking portal helping a student find a…

#159 Lee Hsien Loong’s Twenty Years: Leadership, Information and the Greatest Challenge of Governance
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#159 Lee Hsien Loong’s Twenty Years: Leadership, Information and the Greatest Challenge of Governance

For two decades, Singapore was led by Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong through one of the most challenging periods in modern history. He inherited a nation already admired for its stability and transformed it through the Global Financial Crisis, the rise of China, increasing geopolitical competition, digital disruption, an ageing population, COVID-19, and an increasingly…

#105 When Systems Forget People 当系统忘记了人
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#105 When Systems Forget People 当系统忘记了人

Australia’s Under-16 Social Media Ban, Digital Governance, and the Quiet Failure of Human-Centred Design Australia’s move to restrict social media access for those under 16 has been publicly framed as a child-protection and mental-health policy. On the surface, that intention is reasonable. Yet when viewed alongside broader developments in digital governance, information control, and public…