Our Blogs
Threads in Australia: Should Government Social Media Teams Be Paying Attention?
Amber Hope 24/3/26
What social metrics should I actually be reporting on? A step-by-step guide to optimising your social reporting.
Harshil Shah 24/3/26
Why Voice of Citizen Matters in Policy: Lessons from Australia’s Under 16s Social Media Ban
Anna Jenica Bacud 2/3/26
Why Voice of the Citizen (VOC) Needs an Upgrade Across Government Service Delivery
Amber Hope 17/12/25
Beyond Brand Research: Unlocking Political Insights with Social Listening Tools
Christopher Kuzma 17/10/25
Why Social Listening is a Must-Have for Modern Government Communications
Oliver Chapman 22/9/25
A Recap on the 2025 AIPIO Conference “A Thriving Intelligence Profession”
Ava Rose Lang 2/9/25
Community Management: From Brand Expectation to Public Sector Imperative
Amber Hope 18/8/25
Signal-Based Detection vs Boolean Logic: Lessons from the June 2025 Los Angeles Protests
Intelligence organisations — particularly in the OSINT domain — are being outpaced by the rapid growth of publicly available information. The sheer volume and speed of this data makes it impossible to monitor effectively through manual methods alone. Even with certain OSINT technologies in place, critical blind spots persist.
Application of OSINT: Individual and Facility Protection
As the volume of data grows, so too does the challenge for intelligence professionals as the question becomes: “ How do we manage this data? How do we organise it? How do we gain meaningful insights from it? And how do we take action from it?”