Australia's Digital Transformation Agency
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The Digital Transformation Agency (DTA) is a central executive agency within the Australian Government's Finance portfolio. Established on October 14, 2016, it aims to lead the digital transformation of government services. The DTA provides strategic leadership on whole-of-government digital services, including sourcing and capability development. It delivers policies, standards, and platforms for digital service delivery and advises agencies on digital investment proposals. The agency oversees significant digital investments under the Commonwealth Digital and ICT Investment Oversight Framework, ensuring projects align with government policies and deliver expected benefits. The DTA's mission is to drive and secure the Australian Government's investment in the country's digital future. It supports the implementation of the Digital Government Strategy, which aims to make Australia one of the top three digital governments globally by 2025. Key initiatives include a unified digital identity, citizen-centric services, personalization, data analytics, and enhanced privacy and trust. The DTA also manages platforms like myGov and promotes digital innovation across government agencies to improve user experience and efficiency.
