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B2B companies are way behind their B2C peers when it comes to digital. In this blog we consider the positives for B2B CEOs looking at developing their organisation's digital capability.

Shadow IT sounds like a threat but handled right it can drive innovation and digital progress in an organisation.

It may sound frightening - but today, at this very moment, there is a high likelihood that if you are the CEO or Executive Manager of a Local Government organisation, your IT staff are managing only 25% of your information

Digital disruption continues to impact upon us all. In this blog we will look at some digital services that we have developed the problems that they solve for our clients

Despite decreasing budgets the pressure is on every CEO to not just satisfy customers, but to delight them

Six digital building blocks and how you can use them. In this blog, we look at blocks three and four, automation and organisation.

How to build technology solutions to thrive in the digital era. These three videos offer excellent "plain English" explanations to non-IT people on how today's "apps" can quickly and efficiently be used to ensure your organisation stays relevant.

Digital transformation should be near the top of every Local Government CEO’s agenda. However in most cases CEO’s don’t come from an IT or

Six digital building blocks and how you can use them. In this blog, we look at blocks one and two, strategy and innovation, and the customer decision journey.

Symphony3 worked with the IMCRC to develop a portal that delivers massive value to Australian Manufacturers.

Alpine Shire Council is a small progressive council in north east Victoria. Learn how using an integrated website can deliver huge improvements in online services for residents

Located 10km west of central Melbourne, the Hobsons Bay City Council is home to over 93,000 people speaking over 100 different languages.

The City of Glen Eira covers an area of 39 square kilometres with approximately 150,000 residents. Learn how the Glen Eira city council digitised their day to day activities

The Colac Otway Shire Council is a shire of 13,000 people located in south-western Victoria. Learn how local governments can use integrated digital webforms to deliver better experiences for residents.