Defence is still examining the “paper trail” of potential conflicts in its $515 million defence data project after its own data lead left in 2019 to join KPMG, the consulting giant that helped design the project before its subsidiary won the main delivery contract.
The project, currently known as One Defence Data, is exposing the risks of consultancies’ ‘above the line’ work designing, developing and managing government tech projects and …
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