New Zealand needs to lift its game in a number of economic respects — such as productivity, international awareness and a broadening beyond low-earning sectors like agriculture and tourism — to do well in the digital economy, says former government CIO Laurence Millar.
The Labour Party is planning a web 2.0-facilitated public consultation in the next few weeks to help it formulate a policy for “open and transparent government”.
Former government CIO Laurence Millar is standing for the post of vice president of InternetNZ.
Former government CIO Laurence Millar promised at the start of his address to the GOVIS conference last month that there would be “no dirt” revealed in relation to his abrupt resignation from the post, and that of Deputy State Services Commissioner.
The State Services Commission could reduce the cost of the Government Shared Network (GSN) project failure through selling the network's assets to whoever provides its services in the future.