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Government Online Seminar
Creating, implementing and updating Online Action Plans
Venue
Telstra Theatre, Australian War Memorial, Canberra
Friday 27 April 2001
Speaker presentations archived online (see below)
Program
The information contained in the presentations given at this e-government event was correct at the time of the event. You may need to check with the relevant agency as to whether the information is still current.
As part of the Government Online strategy-released in April 2000-all Commonwealth departments and agencies were required to prepare Online Action Plans by 30 September 2000. These plans set out each department's and agency's strategies for ensuring that all suitable services will be provided online by the end of 2001.
Each plan should include information about services to be placed online, implementation strategies, and approaches to ensuring that standards are reached.
This seminar focussed on the experiences that a number of Commonwealth departments and agencies had whilst preparing their plans and implementing their online strategies. Some very useful organisational lessons were shared through presentations from several agency representatives who discussed the approaches taken, and the solutions they developed to address the challenges they faced.
Topics included:
- Experiences of the Australian Communications Authority,
Susan Blyth, Manager, Information Management, Gary Anson, Websites Manager, Australian Communications Authority - The Good, the Bad and the Vanilla: experiences of the Attorney General's Department,
David Page, Director Strategic Development Information and Knowledge Management Services, Attorney General's Department. - Experiences of the Australian Customs Service,
David Roberts, Manager, Online Policy, Australian Customs Service - Experiences of the Australian Film, Television and Radio School,
Reza Bilimora, Head, Corporate Services, Australian Film, Television and Radio School - DETYA online,
Maria Fernandez, Manager e-Business Design, Department of Eduction, Training and Youth Affairs - The ongoing process of developing the FaCS Online Action Plan, (presentation not available)
Eilleen Eugenio, Assistant Director, External Services Policy, Partnership and Service Delivery, Department of Family and Community Services