| 8:30 |
Registration |
| 8:50 |
Welcome |
| 9:00 |
Plenary session |
State of the Nation: where has all the money gone? (440 KB PDF)
|
Michael Reddell,
Macroeconomic advisor NZ Treasury |
| Plenary session |
Update on ICT Directions and Priorities for Government ICT (720 KB PDF) |
Rose O'Neill,
Manager State Sector Systems Development, SSC
Stephen Crombie,
General Manager Government Technology Services, DIA |
| Plenary session |
Working Together: the collective focus on governing ICT |
Chairs of the ICT governance groups:
David Smol, Chief Executive, MED;
Brendan Boyle, Chief Executive, DIA;
Colin MacDonald, Chief Executive, LINZ |
| 10.20 |
Morning Break |
| 10.40 |
Sessions 1-5 (on concurrently) |
Session 1
(workshop) |
Answering the call: Improving how the phone channel is being used to deliver services (1.72 MB PDF) |
Facilitator: Guy Gordon,
Executive Director of the Institute for Citizen-Centred Services (ICCS) in Canada |
Session 2
(case study) |
Creating an effective infrastructure and applications portfolio by Architecture governance (620 KB PDF) |
Facilitator: Gerard Aberdeen,
CIO Ministry of Justice |
Session 3
(workshop) |
ICT Directions and Priorities for government - how will it work in practice. |
Facilitators: Rose O'Neill,
Manager State Sector Systems Development, SSC |
Session 4
(workshop) |
Supply strategies for Government ICT initiatives (250 KB PDF) |
Facilitator: Brent Chalmers,
Director Supply Management, Government Technology Services, DIA |
Session 5
(case study) |
Opening up government data (2.52 MB PDF) |
Todd Krieble,
Director Information, MfE |
| 11.30 |
Sessions 6-9 (on concurrently) |
Session 6
(case study) |
Front Line Online: government transactional services |
Lead by: David Habershon,
CIO, MSD |
Session 7
(workshop) |
The new Cross Agency Initiatives process (210 KB PDF) |
Facilitator: Mike Loudon,
Interim Manager, Programme Management Office, Treasury |
Session 8
(workshop) |
Infrastructure as a Service - supporting all-of-government ICT infrastructure needs (1.03 MB PDF)
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Facilitators: John Harvey and Danny Mollan, Government Technology Services, DIA
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Session 9
(workshop) |
Mystery session - Social Networking |
DOC, GTS, and IRD |
Session 10
(workshop) |
"Your grandchildren have the right know - why the government digital archive matters" (710 KB PDF) |
Facilitator: Alison Fleming,
CIO, Archives NZ |
| 12.15 |
Lunch |
| 13:00 |
Sessions 10-14 (on concurrently) |
Session 11
(workshop) |
Update on all-of-government (IT) procurement (560 KB PDF)
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John Ivil,
Manager All of Government Contracts, MED,
Gareth Charles,
Team Leader of the IT Centre of Expertise, DIA
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Session 12
(case study) |
Virtualisation at IR, Did it deliver? (480 KB PDF) |
Tom Byne and Vic Chapman, Technical and Operations, IRD |
Session 13
(workshop) |
Building shared government IT standards: alternative to or a precursor to shared services? (370 KB PDF) |
Facilitator: Karen Burns,
Manager NZ Government Interoperability Programme, SSC |
Session 14
(case study) |
Can you be sure? agency information self assessments (530 KB PDF)
Alfresco: Using Open source for back-end document control |
(360 KB PDF)Wendy Stokes,
Archives NZ
James Collier, Gary Weatherhead
Ministry of Justice |
Session 15
(case study) |
Beyond search engine optimisation: making your content easier to find, share and use. (8.30 MB PDF) |
Fiona Rigby,
project mannager, Digital NZ
Lewis Brown,
Manager Strategy and Planning, National Library |
| 13:45 |
Five Ted-style Talks: |
Seeing a way through tough times
Open Data: Government as a platform
(6.10 MB PDF)
Seeing the way through tough times (840 KB PDF)
Service Innovation (1.27 MB PDF)
Beautiful Metadata (2.79 MB PDF)
Democracy and Participation (2.28 MB PDF) |
The GOVIS 2010 Sponsors:
Paddy Payne, Intergen
Steve Swallow, Datacom
Roger Dalgleish, Equinox IT
Andy Neale, DigitalNZ
Tyrone Coupland, Objective |
| 15:00 |
Afternoon Tea |
| 15:15 |
Guest Keynote and discussion |
Kiwis Count: using feedback to improve delivery of service (1.63 MB PDF) |
Guy Gordon,
Executive Director Institute for Citizen-Centred Services (ICCS) in Canada |
| 16:15 |
Reflections from participants |
What are you taking away? Points to share from the workshops.
Issues for follow through. |
Facilitator: Leanne Gibson,
CIO, Ministry of Education |
| 16:45 |
Conference closing |
| 17:00 |
Post-conference wind down: Mac's Brewery, next door to Te Papa |