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Google Analytics screencast — Tip #2: Basic account setup
Found in Blog / Published 17 September 2015 / By Nathan Wall ,
Overview of the best way to set up your Google Analytics account.
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Run a workshop with stakeholders
Found in Standards & guidance / Privacy, security and risk / Risk management / Risk assessments for government organisations / Identify the risks / Run a workshop with stakeholders
Running a workshop with the key stakeholders of the information system allows you to more accurately identify its risks.
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LabPlus: What's Next?
Found in Blog / Published 26 September 2017 / By Pia Andrews ,
TL;DRAfter some successful experimentation earlier in the year, the Service Innovation team at the Department of Internal Affairs (DIA) have the green light to move forward with our work in supporting a more integrated approach to service delivery across the New Zealand Government, largely on the back of our Government as a Platform (GaaP) work. For more details about GaaP, see our earlier blog posts.
We are really excited to be forming a core team of service designers, technical ninjas, data… -
Lab+: storming and forming
Found in Blog / Published 03 May 2017 / By Pia Andrews ,
In the last week, the Lab+ team* has rapidly undergone storming and forming, bringing together enthusiastic experts from across government to work on a new way of delivering government services. We are creating a purposefully diverse group of design, architect/technical, content, domain experience, engagement and user researchers, and we will introduce the team here on the blog in a few days.
Part of the broader Lab experiment is to baseline your team so you can assess progress of the team and… -
People aren’t here to enjoy themselves
Found in Blog / Published 27 January 2014 / By Nathan Wall ,
A quote from the user testing we did on the beta.govt.nz site at the end of last year:
People aren’t here to enjoy themselves; they’re here to find information.
User research on beta.govt.nzSince we’re a beta site, we’re continuing to talk to users to help prioritise our development effort. We’ve already published a few things we learned and the assumptions we’d made that turned out to be false.
Our research objectivesWe explored 3 main areas:
Was the content on the beta site using the langu… -
Web information and data lifecycle
Found in Standards & guidance / Governance / Managing online channels / Web information and data lifecycle
This guide has been developed to support an online information and data management framework for agencies to use and adapt to develop good practices. It should be applied to new and existing content, sites and services online, to help you meet a baseline of good practice online.
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New guidelines: Delivering quality in the government domain
Found in Blog / Published 23 May 2014 / By Rowan Smith ,
The Department of Internal Affairs is developing a suite of guidelines to help agency web practitioners and managers establish a fit-for-purpose approach to managing information and services online, and make informed risk management decisions. The guidelines support Action 1.3 of the ICT Strategy and Action Plan to strengthen the integrity of government web presences. They include tools and checklists that focus on online security and privacy risk management, managing information and data on the…
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Purpose Matters: Work through checks and balances
Found in Standards & guidance / Privacy, security and risk / Privacy / Data Protection and Use Policy (DPUP) / Read the DPUP Guidelines / Purpose Matters Guideline / Work through checks and balances
It’s important agencies check their purpose for collecting people’s information and whether it is appropriate or required.
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Getting government to use plain English
Found in Blog / Published 25 November 2014 / By Corinne Cordes ,
In June 2014 the Department of Internal Affairs Digital Transformation team hosted the Assisted Digital Summit. Small business owners, community workers, public servants, and IT entrepreneurs came together to explore how to help people transact with government digitally, and how to provide alternatives for those who can’t.
Although the need for government to use plain English (or plain language) falls outside the scope of Assisted Digital, people attending thought it was important, as everythin… -
Improving government payroll systems
Found in Digital government / Programmes and projects / Finished programmes and projects / Improving government payroll systems
The Government Chief Digital Officer (GCDO) worked with Te Kawa Mataaho Public Service Commission and the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment on a work programme to improve government’s payroll systems.
