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  • LabPlus: Exploring API Security

    Found in Blog / Published 12 February 2018 / By Nadia Webster ,

    TL;DRBecause APIs are central to our work, the Service Innovation Lab has been working closely with the Government Enterprise Architects Group in the Department of Internal Affairs (DIA) to explore future security and control models for APIs (Application Programming Interfaces) that allow greater resilience, flexibility and ability to adapt quickly to genuine risks in a rapidly changing environment. We are running a "Tech Check" event tomorrow and we welcome you to join us in this disc…

  • Google Tag Manager: Why it’s the new hotness and how not to get burned

    Found in Blog / Published 09 October 2015 / By Giles Boutel ,

    For many, Google Analytics (GA) has become a de facto standard for web stats. It doesn’t cost anything, it’s easy to implement, and it will send you a lovely graph-laden PDF for reading, printing or framing, and to tell your boss how your website is doing.

    But GA has some disadvantages:

    GA tracks page-views based on URLs for pages that have the code embedded. If you want to track special activity like video watches or outward link clicks, you either have to place code in the HTML for each item…

  • Lab+: Norming and performing

    Found in Blog / Published 12 May 2017 / By Pia Andrews ,

    TL;DRWe have put together a draft Lab+ work plan to help you better understand what we are trying to do. Please let us know what you think and we will update the plan as we go. We suggest you work through the information pack, but below is most of the content for convenience and discovery.

    Finalising our goals, approach and outcomesThe basicsLife is about people, not agencies. When people contact government they usually want to do something broader than the agency’s scope, but often services re…

  • About the Web Accessibility Standard 1.2

    Found in Standards & guidance / NZ Government Web Standards / Web Accessibility Standard 1.2 / About the Web Accessibility Standard 1.2

    This overview is informative only and does not constitute part of the New Zealand Government Web Accessibility Standard. It’s subject to change without notice.

  • Derived information and other calculated values

    Found in Standards & guidance / Identity / Identification management / Guidance / Derived information and other calculated values

    This guidance describes how values for information are derived, inferred or estimated from other information. It also explains the levels of assurance of these values.

  • Improving the search capability and user experience of our websites

    Found in Blog / Published 31 May 2024 / By Shafquat Kabir ,

    We’ve recently upgraded from Solr to Elasticsearch for some of our websites. We’ll share our challenges with our previous search system, our technology selection process, the features and benefits of a modern search system and how we went from discovery to actual implementation.

  • Funding recipients

    Found in Digital government / Programmes and projects / Finished programmes and projects / Digital Government Partnership Innovation Fund / Funding recipients

    Find out which agencies and projects received innovation funding from the 2021/22 and 2020/21 funding rounds.

  • Delivering a unified customer service experience for digital government services

    Found in Digital government / Strategy and insights / Insights and commentary / Delivering a unified customer service experience for digital government services

    As Government Chief Digital Officer (GCDO), I’m responsible for setting the direction for New Zealand’s digital government journey. I’m proud to present a new Service Modernisation Roadmap to accelerate this journey.

  • Using Kumu to share our research

    Found in Blog / Published 10 July 2019 / By Matt McCallum ,

    How the Service Innovation Lab used Kumu to share learnings from their design research.

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