Have your say on the NZ Digital Strategy
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The consultation period on the Draft Digital Strategy 2.0 has been extended to 5.00pm Friday 23 May, 2008.
"In developing their submissions, we appreciate that many organisations must seek input from their membership. To help facilitate this process the consultation period on the draft strategy has been extended two weeks," said Brad Ward, Manager Digital Development.
Consultation on the Draft Digital Strategy 2.0 includes opportunities for feedback via a wiki and online dialogue boxes. Both the draft strategy and information on the submissions process are available via the digital strategy website.
Read more for background and QnAThe consultation period on the Draft Digital Strategy 2.0 has been extended to 5.00pm Friday 23 May, 2008.
"In developing their submissions, we appreciate that many organisations must seek input from their membership. To help facilitate this process the consultation period on the draft strategy has been extended two weeks," said Brad Ward, Manager Digital Development.
Consultation on the Draft Digital Strategy 2.0 includes opportunities for feedback via a wiki and online dialogue boxes. Both the draft strategy and information on the submissions process are available via the digital strategy website.
Read more for background and QnACommunications and Information Technology Minister David Cunliffe said the draft strategy is a work in progress that provides a valuable platform for getting feedback on the path to our shared digital future from business, Maori, the community and voluntary sector, and the research and local government sectors.
"Digital technologies are rapidly changing every aspect of our lives. The world itself has altered with the advent of new digital technologies.
"It's now timely to reassess the Digital Strategy's goals and priorities, consider new developments, and focus on tasks that address the challenges of our new fully interactive digital environment," said Mr Cunliffe.
"The 2005 Strategy focused on three key enablers - connection, confidence, and content. The Draft Strategy includes a new fourth enabler, collaboration. The feedback gained during the consultation process will assist us to determine how all four 'Cs' can contribute to New Zealand achieving its digital potential and transforming our economy and society.
"The Digital Future Summit 2.0 in November last year challenged us to think harder about getting the full social, environmental and economic value from ICT. This draft Strategy therefore drives harder to define the productivity, community and sustainability outcomes enabled by ICT.
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15/04/08