- Government Information Systems Managers’ Forum began in 1991 and became an incorporated society in 2007.
- GOVIS is an all-of-government network run by volunteers.
- Staff in GOVIS member organisations participate for free in our forums and events and annual GOVIS conference at a discount.
- We discuss all aspects of technology and information operations and strategy.
- GOVIS does not seek to shape or promote policy. GOVIS is issue-neutral so there is no conflict with our roles as public servants, serving the Government of the day impartially.
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What can GOVIS do for you?
- Our network offers several ways to learn, present and share about government information systems
- Lunchtime events, where you hear presentations by colleagues and peers in government. See the Events Calendar.
- Online forums where you are free to share and discuss common issues. Find out more about forums.
- A large conference event every year, held in Wellington. See Conferences
- Online library of past presentations and videos of events.
- We can help you upskill as a networker and leader. If you join the GOVIS committee you will learn to build and lead a major practitioner community.
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GOVIS Management Committee 2010/11
Annual General Meeting: The GOVIS AGM is held in September each year.
- AnneMarie Curtis, Department of Internal Affairs
- Claire Benson, (Secretary), Ministry of Women's Affairs
- Clifton Chan, Department of Internal Affairs
- David Fitzgerald-Irons, (Treasurer), Stats NZ
- Mark Weirzbick, Deprtment of Conservation
- Mick Crouch, (Vice President), Archives New Zealand, Department of Internal Affairs
- Ros Coote, (President), Department of Internal Affairs
- Wendy Harder-Coulter, NZQA
- Uma Mukherjee, Inland Revenue
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