Search results for ‘change’
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Measuring the indefinable: the NZ Innovation Barometer
Read about the first recipient of the Digital Government Partnership Innovation Fund 2020/21 funding round — the NZ Innovation Barometer.
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Benefiting from a modern, cloud-based workplace during COVID-19
The Ministry of Housing and Urban Development leveraged its cloud capabilities during COVID-19 and adapted its use of digital tools to continue core business and connect remotely in new ways.
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Smart Wellington
Smart Wellington is the capital’s smart city development program. It has brought together a number of Government, NGO, CivicTech and citizen groups to focus on the issues our city faces, understand our various roles in addressing them and act together to make better system-wide outcomes happen.
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Digital 5 2018
Found in Digital government / International partnerships / The Digital Nations / Digital 5 2018
New Zealand hosted the 4th annual gathering of the world's most advanced digital nations in February 2018.
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Why DPUP has an Access to Information Guideline
Found in Standards & guidance / Privacy, security and risk / Privacy / Data Protection and Use Policy (DPUP) / Read the DPUP Guidelines / Access to Information Guideline / Why DPUP has an Access to Information Guideline
When people are unsure about what information is recorded about them, or whether it is accurate or up to date, this can affect their trust or confidence in how it’s used.
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Supporting critical risk management in New Zealand's ports industry
Port environments are inherently complex and high risk operations. With the introduction of new health and safety legislation in April 2016, New Zealand ports asked us for clarification on some aspects of the law in the context of their work.
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Assess the impacts of risks happening
Found in Standards & guidance / Privacy, security and risk / Risk management / Risk assessments for government organisations / Analyse the risks / Assess the impacts of risks happening
Examples of simple and detailed impact scales — the business owner decides which is appropriate to use.
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Hon Clare Curran's address to Nethui 2017
Found in News
NetHui brings everybody and anybody that wants to talk about the Internet together. NetHui is a community event – made for the community, by the community. Participation and collaboration are at the heart of NetHui.
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7. Work in the open
Found in Standards & guidance / Digital Service Design Standard / Current principles / 7. Work in the open
… working towards using open source software. Using open standards and common government platforms will help the government:
save time and money by reusing things that are already available
move between different technologies when needed
quickly and easily change a service when needed
give people a more consistent experience of using government services online
access a wider range of both open source and proprietary software vendors
eliminate potentially restrictive long-term contracts.
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Removing or archiving content
Found in Standards & guidance / Governance / Managing online channels / Web information and data lifecycle / Removing or archiving content
When online material reaches the end of its useful life, you need to decide how it will be archived or otherwise disposed of in accordance with a Disposal Authority.
