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Topics A-Z listing of articles and resources about egovernment activities in Queensland.
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- E-government and social media: Queensland's MyQ2 Initiative
- Paper presented at EDem10 4th International Conference on eDemocracy 2010 - May 2010 The Queensland Government has framed its 2020 vision for Queensland called Toward Q2 around five ambitions (Strong, Smart, Fair, Green and Healthy) that address current and future challenges. Toward Q2 will soon be supported by MyQ2. MyQ2 will use social media to build citizen engagement, which meets the needs of government.
Added: 14 May 2010
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- e-Government Articles - Queensland - Archive
- Archived articles about e-Government activities in Queensland.
Added: 22 November 2005
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- e-Government Resources - Queensland - Archive
- Archived resources about e-Government activities in Queensland.
Added: 22 November 2005
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- Smart Service Queensland - Serve You Right, Melbourne, September 2011
- Paper presented by Dianne Jeans. General Manager, Smart Service Queensland at the Serve You Right Conference, Melbourne, September 15-16, 2011. Smart Service Queensland is the front door to the Queensland Government - delivering service excellence for Queenslanders. Its mission is to provide the primary point of contact for Queenslanders to access government services through multiple delivery channels. Smart Service Queensland delivers value for money by: making Government services more accessible, efficient and convenient to customers; and minimising service delivery costs for agencies and government as a whole.
Added: 23 September 2011
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- Social Media in the Government - Serve You Right, Melbourne, September 2011
- Paper presented by Anthony Clark, Director Customer Contact, Smart Service Queensland, at the Serve You Right Conference, Melbourne, September15-16, 2011. What are our challenges? Getting buy-in; How to communicate to Citizens; and Government Message Vs Customer Driven
Added: 23 September 2011
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- QLD Transport builds IT vision on consolidated platform
- By Ry Crozier. IT News, May 16, 2012. "Brings enterprise architecture discipline to merged department. The Queensland Department of Transport and Main Roads has emerged from a three-year integration of two separate departments with a new enterprise architectural structure and vision for ICT. The department was formed in July 2009 from the amalgam of Queensland Transport and the Department of Main Roads, and has come out of the recent March 2012 election largely unscathed..."
Added: 16 May 2012;
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- QLD Transport moves on from IT integration
- By Ry Crozier. IT News, May 15, 2012. "Multiple SAP instances, SOE upgrade, hardware retirement. The Queensland Department of Transport and Main Roads is looking to consolidate and modernise its IT systems some three years after forming from the amalgamation of two departments. The department has sought to consolidate the SAP instances of the former Queensland Transport and the Department of Main Roads since 2009. Chief information officer Chris Fechner said it had now reached the "final throes" of that program to create a single SAP instance for finance, costing, payroll and statutory reporting..."
Added: 15 May 2012;
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- SA, Qld govts struggle with Health IT
- By Luke Hopewell, ZDNet Australia, May 2, 2012. "The South Australian and Queensland governments are both battling with the repercussions of troubled financial systems roll-outs in their health departments..."
Added: 3 May 2012;
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- Queensland forms own IT department
- By Michael Lee, ZDNet Australia, April 11th, 2012. "As part of Machinery of Government changes, the Queensland Government has put together a new department to focus on IT issues. The new Department of Science, Information Technology, Innovation and the Arts will be overseen by newly elected LNP Minister Ros Bates, and is an amalgamation of several functions from the old structure of government..."
Added: 12 April 2012;
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- Qld gets new 'Can Do' ICT ministers
- Written by Renai LeMay. DeLimiter, Monday, April 2, 2012. "New Queensland Premier Campbell Newman has appointed several high-profile members of his new LNP-dominated parliament to take control of the state’s technology portfolio... Newman revealed he had appointed MP Ros Bates (pictured, right), who had previously led the technology portfolio for the LNP in Queensland in Opposition, as the state’s new Minister for Science, IT, Innovation and the Arts... The Queensland Government’s Cabinet site also details the fact that new Queensland Treasurer, Timothy Nicholls (pictured, right), has also been appointed Minister for Government Services, Building Industry and Information and Communication Technology of Queensland..."
Added: 3 April 2012;
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- Queensland Police to go wardriving
- By Michael Lee, ZDNet Australia, March 22nd, 2012. "Queensland Police will conduct a "wardriving" project to alert the public that their Wi-Fi networks are open or only trivially secure..."
Added: 23 March 2012;
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- Queensland's new CIO is the gauntlet thrown at the foot of industry
- Written by Peter Carr. The Naked Chief, Tuesday, 21 February 2012. "In Queensland, past government executives including Ministers, Directors General, Executive Directors, and on down the bureaucratic chain have achieved world beating outcomes in polarising the ICT industry. There have always been camps, huddles, and factions. The long-running Grierson camp, the Industry Working Group camp, Ministerial camps through the various advisory groups, the AIIA camp, the Software Queensland camp; and so it goes. The underlying message has always been if you are not with us you must be against us. While we could spend years debating where it all began, the same amount of time need not be spent recording what it has achieved..."
Added: 23 February 2012;
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- Qld begins govt-wide contractor program
- By Luke Hopewell, ZDNet Australia, February 22, 2012. "The Queensland Government has decided to outsource a key role for the management of ICT contractors at a whole-of-government level..."
Added: 23 February 2012;
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- Queensland GCIO makes tough calls on policy
- By Shahida Sweeney. FutureGov, 17 February 2012. "Professor Peter Grant, Queensland's Government Chief Information Officer (GCIO), says the state's ICT strategy will support responsible government. His current role involves fine-tuning Queensland's whole-of-government ICT direction... Queensland's CEO-style model of ICT governance differs from GCIOs in other states. 'In the past, we were linked to another agency; now we stand as a single group, supported by over 100 staff.'..."
Added: 20 February 2012;
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- Qld Government maps out NBN exploitation strategy
- by Stuart Corner. IT Wire, Saturday, 11 February 2012. "The Queensland Government has set out a four year plan designed to enable the state to maximise its opportunities from the rollout of the NBN. Release of the plan follows a discussion paper on the NBN issued in April 2011..."
Added: 13 February 2012;
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- Queensland NBN strategic plan 2012 – 2016 - in pdf format (703kb)
- (This document requires the use of Adobe Acrobat Reader). The Queensland Government's plan for making the most of the National Broadband Network. Queensland Government, February 2012. "The Queensland Government has set a number of objectives for the initial stages of the NBN roll-out program. These are to: - maximise the geographic reach and rapid deployment of NBN optical fibre in Queensland; - maximise the employment opportunities from the NBN construction phase and beyond; - facilitate the development of Queensland’s digital and broader economy; - provide for optical fibre to be connected to: all education, health and public safety facilities in Queensland -- all state and local government libraries -- all local government council administration buildings -- a central facility in all hub towns -- and where fibre-tothe-premises cannot be justified, wider distribution should be by wireless technology. To ensure these objectives are achieved, this plan has been developed detailing a range of opportunities that will benefit all Queenslanders.
Added: 13 February 2012;
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- Peter Grant: I'm not like other Govt CIOs
- Turning Queensland IT around. By John Hilvert. ITNews, January 12, 2012. "Incoming Queensland Government chief information officer (GCIO) is adamant that his position should not be confused with that of other GCIOs - or with his previous tenure in the role. Speaking to iTnews in one of his first interviews, Peter Grant distinguished his current role from the GCIO post he held for the Queensland Government between 2005-2008 and also spelt out his main agenda for the year ahead..."
Added: 2 February 2012;
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- Queensland Ambulance Service to get new patient transport system
- New transport system will help manage 20,000-plus medically authorised non-urgent patient transfers a month, by Tim Lohman. Computerworld, 15 December, 2011. "Growing demand from an ageing population has prompted to Queensland Ambulance Service (QAS) to begin the search for a new ambulance transport request and scheduling system..."
Added: 15 December 2011;
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- Qld's email project stuck in low gear
- Written by Nayantara Mallya, Chillibreeze. Opinion/analysis by Renai LeMay, Delimiter, December 7, 2011. "The Queensland-based Courier Mail newspaper revealed this week that the state's Labor Government has spent $46 million on its whole of government email platform, despite it so far catering to just 2,000 accounts..."
Added: 7 December 2011;
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- State email system a $46m white elephant
- by Koren Helbig. The Courier-Mail, December 6, 2011. "A much-hyped email system which cost taxpayers $46 million has been rejected by most State Government departments. LNP leader Campbell Newman this morning slammed the email program as a poorly handled waste of money. He promised more accountability for IT projects if the LNP won government..."
Added: 7 December 2011;
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