Web Civics

Post ‘lock-down’ are there any alternatives to the tools provided from Silicon Valley that allows humanity the affordances, to communicate?

Introduction: How much Energy does it take — to tell the truth?

In-order to support ‘vaccine passport’ functionality world-wide, what if the credentials were issued upon businesses rather than mankind?

There is a long-incubated capability to build National Cyber Infrastructure capabilities that can, provide our society the means to…

Re:defining the business systems for the tertiary eduction sector.

Community, Civics & GLAM; As a means to bootstrap Digital Economy Growth & Knowledge Banking Tools.

To the Leaders of Corporations, Governments, Courts and 3rd Sector Leaders & Advocates World-Wide.

A Summary of the ecosystem works, by describing via Diagrams

Democracies are build upon the principle concept that citizens are represented by elected members. Knowledge Banks help people participate.

Imagine an online platform that’s like Wikipedia, but rather than being an encyclopaedia for word based vocabularies; it provided all of…

The Case for ‘Web Native’ payment ecosystems

As is part of life, the means to go out and explore the world, to get involved in social activities; is often curated through clubs.

Democratising AI marketing, online sales and payment services online can help stimulate economy in an array of positive ways.

This article seeks to illustrate ‘human centric web’ and ‘knowledge banking’ considerations (and broader capabilities) relating to media…

How is a ‘permissive commons’ system made to work, and what does it provide, technically?

This article introduces the idea of a HyperMedia event space. Spaces set-up for Immersive Group Experiences; delivered with an OpenAPI.

The concept of a knowledge-bank, is about the manifest requirements needed for legal actors in our knowledge economy.

Naturalised Interfaces, Smart Environments and a Human Centric Web alternative to IoT infrastructure and informatics design.

A Future that is about engineering for an emergent knowledge age.

Australia, like many countries around the world, has sought to respond to the critical need to have cyber capabilities. But How?