Results: Networked State Services - Part 3
Data exchange
The Internet was the most commonly reported technology used for data exchange (56 percent of responding organisations).
Figure 17

Government data exchange technology (30 June 2008)
Organisations most commonly reported engaging in data exchange with central government (53 percent of organisations that responded) followed by the wider state services (41 percent).
Figure 18

Types of organisation with which responding CIOs reported engaging in data exchange (30 June 2008)
The results demonstrate the predominance of network transfers over physical media such as CDs or magnetic tape. They also demonstrate the wide variety of organisations involved in data exchange with only about half involving central government.
Table 21
Government data exchange, by organisation type (30 June 2008)
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Note: Due to rounding, figures may not add to stated total
Footnotes
[42 Percentages are of all responding organisations in each organisation type ]
[43 Government organisations may use more than one data exchange technology so percentages may add to over 100 percent ]
[44 Government organisations may exchange data with more than one type of organisation so percentages may add to over 100 percent ]
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