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E-government News Archive

December 2004

• www.govt.nz upgraded for improved visitor experience more
• Shared Logon Implementation underway more
• Trust and Security on the Internet more
• Shared Workspace reaches major milestones more
• e-GIF team run xNAL Workshops more
• Syndicated Procurement contracts hit 100 more

September 2004

• SecureMail enters new phase more
• Portal technology upgraded more
• New Research section more
• SEEMail v2 upgrade complete more
• Two new e-GIF papers published for commment more
• Authentication Shared Keys phase begins more

June 2004

• Shared Workspace open for business more
• New initiative to access government services more
• Two new surveys more
• Syndicated Procurement on track more
• Moderation of .govt.nz more
• Authentication enters new phase more
• e-GIF version 2.1 released more

February 2004

• Government approves web guidelines more
• Authentication RFI summary published more
• Syndicated Procurement Unit launched more
• Round 2 results of e-awareness survey published more
• New shared workspace prototype more
• SEEMail version 2 more
• XML namespace working group more
• Metalogue training courses begin more

November 2003

• Advice on digital rights management more

September 2003

• Authentication design phase gets the nod more
• Updated e-government strategy incorporates service delivery architecture more
• Location data standard incorporated into e-GIF more
• Shared Workspace going into production more
• Metalogue 2 released more
• E-government components take shape more
• New subject portals come on stream more
• Agencies measure progress towards e-government more

March 2003

• Building e-government “Better. Faster. Cheaper.” more
• Service-delivery architecture published more
• Views sought on online authentication for e-government more
• Location-data standard to be adopted into e-GIF more
• Public secure electronic communication channel being explored more
• Updated Web Guidelines available more
• Toolkit approach to collaborative online working more
• GoProcure moves forward more

September 2002

• No change in e-billing more
• Authentication: getting the balance right more
• Web Guidelines review underway more
• Portal to be open to everyone more
• Te reo Māori on the portal more
• Portal spiders hard at work more
• New business requirements for S.E.E. Mail more
• GOVIS 2002: emerge more
• Health sector newsletter focuses on information and technology more
• Labour market portal focuses skills information more
• Interim site puts legislation online more
• Brainstorm on broadband: TUANZ National Broadband Applications Project more

August 2002

• First-round metadata collection nearly complete more
• Portal beta released to agencies more
• Portal operations team comes together more
• E-services: where to from here? more
• Authentication solutions design project outlines next steps more
• Shared workspace more
• S.E.E. Update more
• Urge/Whakamanawa – a web site for and by youth more
• Department of Labour enhances online immigration services more
• Updated security manual issued more
• International reports feature New Zealand e-government activity more
• European Commission adopts refocused e-action plan more

May 2002

• E-government strategy closely linked with State Sector review more
• Interoperability framework completed more
• Archives New Zealand to manage new e-government standard more
• Metalogue training underway more
• Workshop looks at core local government services more
• Making the portal work for people more
• Authentication framework builds trust in online service delivery more
• E-procurement and S.E.E. projects opt for short-term trials more
• Keeping your personal computer secure more
• Agency online round-up more
• Americans flock to government sites more
• UK puts more money into e-government more
• UK interoperability framework and metadata standard released more

October 2001

• Chief Executives express support for e-government more
• Working groups looking at a framework for interoperability more
• NZGLS metadata standard published more
• E-services Opportunities project kick starts metadata collection more
• Portal prototyping starts more
• Web Guidelines published more
• Authentication project builds on ground work more
• Shared workspace update more
• Guidelines for major IT projects more
• Local government election results online more
• Results of the PCO users' survey more
• Standard for location services completed more
• E-payments - open all hours more
• E-government in the US more
• Removing the digital divide in Korea more

September 2001

• E-government: the evolution more
• E-government strategy review underway more
• Centre for National Information Infrastructure Protection to be established more
• E-billing bides its time more
• S.E.E. Mail membership growing more
• S.E.E. PKI project almost complete more
• Security in Government Departments more
• Keep your PCs secure: a guide more
• E-Services Opportunities project steps up more
• Parliamentary Counsel Office (PCO) offering online public access to legislation: legislation@your.service more
• Metadata makes its mark on the environment more
• New Zealand contributes to European metadata conference more
• What do people want from online government? more

July 2001

• Secure Electronic Environment (S.E.E.™) delivers solutions and information more
• Government portal foundation work gains visibility more
• Authentication project carries out ground work more
• Government procurement is undergoing a quiet revolution more
• Land Information New Zealand (LINZ) builds a "virtual agency" more
• Ministry of Agriculture & Forestry (MAF) advances export certification processes more
• Improving website accessibility more
• Measuring the development of e-government in the EU more