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Maintaining accountability and transparency in e-government

Kayelle Wiltshire

Acting Branch Manager Service Delivery Operations Branch 1

AUSTRALIAN GOVERNMENT INFORMATION MANAGEMENT OFFICE (AGIMO)

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Strategic Priorities 2006-2010

• Meeting Users’ Needs
• Connected Service Delivery
• Value For Money
• Public Sector Capability

S A M P L E

AGOSP ENHANCED

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S A M P L E

AGOSP ENHANCED

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6 Change of address

User: justgeorge P/word: ********

australia.gov.au

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• The AGOSP is not compulsory.
• The AGOSP is not a mechanism for data matching by agencies.
• The AGOSP is not an online extension of the Access Card.

What is the AGOSP not?

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• Interoperability facilitates an audit trail.
• It embraces business process and people – not just IT.
• Interoperability is fundamental to the success of connected

government – the aim for collaborative, effective and efficient government and the delivery of seamless government services.

Why interoperability across government?

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• To reduce the risk of time and cost
• verruns.
• To ensure the project is aligns with

strategic outcomes – it needs to achieve it’s anticipated benefits.

• To ensure accountability and transparency

are built into any new systems from the ground up rather then being an add-on at the end of the project.

ICT investment planning is essential!

Maintaining accountability and transparency in e-government

Kayelle Wiltshire

Acting Branch Manager Service Delivery Operations Branch 10

AUSTRALIAN GOVERNMENT INFORMATION MANAGEMENT OFFICE (AGIMO)