Implementing an AI Centre of Excellence (AICoE) scales innovation by shifting governance from a gatekeeper to a framework of guardrails.
Choose between free, public ‘Publish to Web’ exposing all underlying data, or secure, high-cost Fabric capacity for protected stakeholder insights.
2026 will be a watershed year as AI efforts shift from experimentation to value-based investments. As the technology continues to evolve, CIOs will need to pivot and ensure that they are aligned with the changing board and executive positions.
Australia’s CKAN-led harmonisation provides a solid foundation, but success requires moving beyond mere publishing to proactive market engagement and demand-driven strategies.
Moving from task automation to agentic operating models requires structural redesign, rigorous governance, and new orchestration roles to ensure operational excellence.
To secure executive buy-in, organisations must baseline costs and use structured frameworks to track quantitative and qualitative business benefits post-implementation.
AI in government is no longer experimental. It is strategic, regulated, and now mandated. CIOs who act early have the opportunity to lead and shape a more capable and more innovative Australian public sector.
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