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Day
1, Wednesday 24 July 2002
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| 8:00
- 8:45 |
Registration
desk open and coffee available |
| 8:45
- 9:00 |
Opening
– Hon Trevor Mallard. |
| 9:45
- 10:30 |
MAJOR KEYNOTE:
E-government; “Hello, I'm from the government. I'm
here to help....”
The new government
portal - what it is really and how will it change public
perception of government? What does this mean for agencies?
Edwin
Bruce, E-government Unit, State Services Commission
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| 10:30
- 11:00 |
Morning
tea sponsored by IKNOW |
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TECHNICAL
STREAM
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SERVICES
STREAM
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MANAGEMENT
STREAM
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| 11:00
- 11:45 |
Thin
Client: Options: good bad
Discussion Whitepaper on where Server Based Computing
works and where it doesn't
Bryan Gallagher, Gen-I Ltd
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What
Role Does Customer Relationship Management have in Government?
The improvement
of customer service, the better targeting of resources,
and the need for more efficient and timely information
are continuously driving Public Sector initiatives
Gareth Berry,
Cap Gemini Ernst & Young
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E-government:
@your.service: Service as the core of the e-government
programme
E-services
project: What does this tell us about government services
delivery? How does the work inform the e-government
programme and initiatives, and where to next for agencies?
Larry Holmes,
E-government Unit, State Services Commission
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11.45-12.30
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E-government:
Interoperability - a real world proposition
How do you
move towards interoperability in a technical sense?
What are the steps government agencies need to take?
Greg Sloane,
E-government Unit, State Services Commission
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Public
Access to Legislation Project (PAL)
Julia Kennedy,
Parliamentary Counsel Office
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Holding
Hands: The benefits of stakeholder representation in IT
projects
The LINZ
Landonline project - examines the value of developing
close relationships with key stakeholders in the design
and build of the $148M IT project.
Barbara Laurenson,
LINZ
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12:30
– 1:30
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Lunch |
1:30
– 2:15
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Government
Agency Dark Fibre Private Network & Information Exchange
Government
Information Exchange based in Wellington providing a
private network for interoperation and exchange of information.
Hamish MacEwan,
CityLink
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E-nough?
(questioning the proliferation of e-words)
The rush
toward e-government seems to be more about getting the
words up there, than what the words actually say.
Margaret
Austin, Write Consultancy Ltd
|
Public
Trust: Lessons Learnt in developing an e-business Strategy
and Implementing Online Service Delivery
Maurice Harry,
Public Trust
Prashanta
Mukherjee,
Prashanta dot com
|
2:15
– 3:00
|
The
Impact of a Nationwide Broadband Network on the Delivery
of Government Services
Rapidly changing
bandwidth landscape in NZ and guidance as to the impact
this will have on the delivery of Government services.
Does this represent the final stage of the digital/computer
revolution or just the latest fad?
Chris O'Connell,
Radar Guidance Ltd
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Whose
Line is it Anyway?
Supporting
word .doc
Without losing
sight of the benefits of positive incentives and user-friendly
software, the paper looks at the issues surrounding
the creation of metadata.
Evelyn Stewart,
Gen-I Ltd
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eLINZ
Programme & Implementation Plan
Debbie Ward,
LINZ
The
original presentation for this time slot was to be:
Strategic
Alignment of E-Government in New Zealand
Professor
Sid Huff, Victoria University Wellington, and Andrew
Kennard, Ernst & Young New Zealand
|
3:00–
3:30
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Afternoon
tea |
3:30
– 4:15
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LDAP
at MSD: from a Directory oddity to a core service for
8000 users
Handout
A background
on the environment, the selection process and the early
implementation of the LDAP environment.
Wayne Pincott,
Ministry of Social Development
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New
Zealand Army E-recruitment: a world first
The New Zealand
Army’s world-first integrated e-recruitment system
- the process of making an application to join the Army.
Major Mike
Shatford, NZ Defence Force
|
Best
Practice in the IT Procurement area
The expose
of numerous best practices developed specially for IT
Procurement to short circuit tactics of sales people
and the basic of these best practices.
John Woolston,
Portables Plus
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4:15
– 5:00
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Enterprise
Directories: Addressing the “Integration” Problem
LDAP Directories
- why have implementing a directory strategy and realigning
one’s organisation around it proven to be non-trivial
tasks?
Peter Smeaton,
Financial Logic Limited, and
Gary Weatherhead,
L’Envol Limited
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E-government:
Listening to communities to build better services
Consistent
themes emerged from divergent groups, both about the
functionality of the portal and government service delivery
in general.
Adele Dimopoulos,
E-government Unit, State Services Commission
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Adaptive
Architecture for Government
Adaptive
IT marks a shift away from products to services and
from a reactive organisation to an agile organisation.
Sarah Prentice
and Steve Carpenter, Cap Gemini Ernst & Young
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DAY
2 Thursday 25 July 2002
|
8:00
– 8:45
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Registration
desk open and coffee available
|
8:45
– 9:00
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Welcome
and Intro: Mike Pearson, GOVIS vice-president |
9:00
– 9:45
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KEYNOTE:
E-government:
Where can e-government take the public sector?
A thought
provoking view on the opportunities that lie ahead with
catalyst changes in public sector service delivery and
public management practice.
Brendan Boyle,
E-government Unit, State Services Commission
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9:45
– 10:30
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E-Local
Government
E-Government
– What does it mean for local government and what
is local government doing about it?
Mike Harte
|
10:30
– 11:00
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Morning
tea |
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TECHNICAL
STREAM
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SERVICES
STREAM
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MANAGEMENT
STREAM
|
11:00
– 11:45
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Security:
Deciding What Really Matters
Security
- What is it and what does it mean? What does an organisation
have to protect, and what really needs protecting?
Glen McCauley,
Deloitte
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I
think she’s breakin’ up, Cap’n
How documents
are currently being used by the public and private industry,
and how XML can be used to convert semi-structured documents
into actively useful components.
Trish O’Kane,
SWIM Ltd
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Chief
Executives Point of View IT\IM: where is the value to
the business?
Brian Pink,
Statistics New Zealand
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11:45-12:30
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Creating
Order
Neil Miranda,
Ministry of Social Development
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Electronic
Information Sharing and Communication
A national
Lotus Notes domain has reduced administration overhead
and informational databases that provide policy documents.
Ken Burt,
New Zealand Police
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User
Competence: the International Standard
Arthur Kebbell,
NZCS
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12:30
– 1:30
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Lunch |
1:30
– 2:15
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Replacing
PABX Telephony Systems with VOIP: implications, observations
and opportunities
How VOIP
effects communications between the community, the locally
elected bodies and the government.
Roger De
Salis, Cisco Systems
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Empowering
Business Users with Actionable Information for Decision
Making
Requirements
for management to be informed about the business drivers
and processes that are operating is becoming increasingly
urgent.
Amanda Smith,
Cap Gemini Ernst & Young
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Where
to for me now? For the senior IT\IM\IS manager : the next
career step (Panel Discussion)
Bruce Duncan
- chair
Joanne Tuffield
Brendan Boyle
|
2:15
– 3:00
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The
Government E-procurement Project: what it means for your
organisation
An inter-agency
project and the potential financial benefits for your
agency from participation.
Greg Nicholls,
E-government Unit, State Services Commission
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The
Jody F Millennium Experience: Demonstrating the potential
of the Web
MSA Website
- effective strategy, planning, infrastructure and management.
Sam Cooke,
Maritime Safety Authority
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Fraud
and Information Security: when things go wrong (and how
to prepare)
Fraud or
security breach discovered or suspected? Confidential
information been inappropriately disclosed?
Daniel Ayers,
McCallum Petterson
|
3:00
-3:30
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Afternoon
Tea |
3:30
– 4:15
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FMS2001:
designing and implementing the Fisheries Management System
Find out
how Deloitte Consulting delivered a cutting-edge custom
development project on-time and on-budget.
Andrew Harvey,
Deloitte Consulting
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To
E-merge or Emerge or Just Merge Information Resources
Access information
- a client-focused information service to meet the needs
of an organisation with staff in NZ and on outlying,
remote islands.
Olwyn Crutchley,
Department of Conservation: and Judy Owen, Terrace Consulting
Limited
|
Virtual
Teams: collaboration across the enterprise
Explore the
concept of virtual teaming
See some
supporting software in action.
Malcolm Hanson,
Gen-I Ltd
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4:15
– 5:00
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Don’t
Paint Yourself into a Corner: keeping your information
options open
The IAP data
warehouse. How is the data stored? What are the summarisation
levels, auditability and verification of data, and data
storage techniques?
Clare Somerville
and Ron Lovell, Ministry of Social Development
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MS
Team Services Implementation
Joint Forces
Headquarters approached the Single Services and Defence
Computer Services Bureau with a requirement for an Intranet
framework with an initial 10 intranet sites able to
be maintained in a timely fashion by the JHQ’s
internal staff.
David Scott,
New Zealand Army
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PRIVACY:
What the IT\IM\IS Manager needs to be aware of for their
staff’ sake
AKA: Steaming
open your emails
Robert Stevens
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DAY
3 Friday 26 July 2002
|
8:00
– 8:45
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Registration
desk open and Coffee available |
8:45
– 9:00
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Welcome
and Intro: Mike Pearson, GOVIS vice-president
|
9:00
– 9:45
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KEYNOTE:
Tasmanian E-Govt – Rebakah Burton, Department
of Premier and Cabinet |
9:45
– 10:30
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The
Implementation of the Hong Kong Government’s ESDLife
portal (Case study)
Philip Ng,
Director Professional Services, Compaq Computer Ltd
, Hong Kong (Sponsored by Compaq, NZ)
|
10:30
– 11:00
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Morning
tea |
|
TECHNICAL
STREAM
|
SERVICES
STREAM
|
MANAGEMENT
STREAM
|
11:00
– 11:45
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Emerging
Technologies of SANs and Virtualised Storage
Mike Russell
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Leadspace
flyer
Ian Kemp
and Liz Millar, NZ Ministry of Education
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Building
up IT\IM capacity in the public service … and keeping
it there!
(Panel Debate) |
11:45-12:30
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District
Council Outsources Network Security (Case study)
Thames Coromandel
District Council realised it was ill equipped to deal
with network security so they installed an outsourced
extranet, remote access and Internet access solution.
Murray Goodman,
esolutions
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Content
can Make or Break Business-to-Business E-commerce
Carl Mitchell-Turner,
PBS Group
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The
Commerce of Relationships
Conrad McDonnell,
McDonnell & Associates
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12:30
– 1:30
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Lunch
|
1:30
– 2:15
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WEB
Services: using XML for Interoperability
See how SOAP
and UDDI have combined with XML to provide a complete
framework for open, industry standard interoperability
across platforms, operating systems, and programming
languages.
Ian Morrish,
Microsoft NZ Ltd
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The
”extra mile” on that 2-way street
A view on
how to achieve an excellent partnership with consultants,
from the other side of the street.
Kerri Siatiras,
SWIM Ltd
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Strange
Stories, Interesting Facts: 20 years of viewing Public
Service computing
Andrew McEwan
Mason, BSA Consulting Group, and Jim Higgins,
Netedge
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2:15
– 3:00
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SOAP:
the slippery slope of the next generation P2P communications
Along with
increased functionality of the internet comes increased
opportunity for security breaches. What are the new
issues with these technologies? How can they be managed
and minimised?
Andrew McClure,
Sustema
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Promises,
Promises: managing customer expectations
The LINZ
Landonline project: How do we determine realistic expectations?
How do we communicate with the customers before and
during the project? Is it better to under promise in
the hope that we can “over deliver”?
Terry Jackson,
LINZ
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Getting
Maximum Performance in Your Organisation
Case Study:
Convergence
of process & Knowledge.
Katherine
Corich
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3:00
– 3:30
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Afternoon
Tea |
3:30
– 4:15
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Gen-I:
eGIF
E-Government
technical collaboration between government departments
- how we do it technically. Government interoperability
- how interoperability provides a framework within which
IT suppliers can better support and assist.
Paul McTaggart,
Gen-I Ltd
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Developing
a Guideline Compliant Website (Case study)
Website developers
face a number of challenges when ensuring government
websites are accessible to people using them.
Mark Pascall,
3months.com Ltd, and
Matthew Cruickshank
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Technology
Paradigm Shifts and Double Exponential Growth
Reviews of
transformational societal impacts of relentless technology
paradigm shift and double exponential growth in hardware,
software and network capability.
Mark Fowler,
Catalyst for Change
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4:15
– 5:00
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Closing
Session KEYNOTE: KM - Dave Snowden, |
5:30
– late
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Mardi
Gras and Buzzie Awards with Buffet dinner |
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