Queensland Government ICT Renewal

Glenn Walker

Background • On the 1st of July the Government approved the

new Queensland Government ICT strategy • The Strategy is based on ICT renewal and how

government should leverage ICT to enable the broader reform agenda

• Incorporates; – ICT Audit – Commission of Audit – Health Payroll Commission findings

• The ICT Action Plan was launched on the 29th of August

• Why ? – Create a shared vision for the future. – Enable Government renewal objectives

through the use of ICT. – Establish ICT as a strategic enabler not a just

cost centre. – Develop simple, pragmatic and achievable

means by which to make real change. – Most importantly !

Front Line

Community

Outcomes

Strategy Plan

Principles and Focus Areas

• 9 principles will be considered in all future ICT investments

• 12 focus areas developed under consultation with industry and agencies

• Identifies the key areas of action to deliver ICT renewal

• Focus areas define ‘how’ the blueprint will be realised.

ICT Renewal Governance

Cabinet

Director-General Council

Line Agencies

Minister Science, IT, Innovation

and the Arts

Projects Risks Renewal

Minsters Advisory Group

IT Dashboard

QGCIO

What you told us.

Procurement Innovation

Business growth

transformed public service that is focused on improving services for Queenslanders by better use and analysis of government data, and by using modern, cost-efficient technology

to be the most responsive and respected public service in the nation. We will be more effective, deliver value for money and ultimately achieve better outcomes for Queenslanders.

Is what's driving us, driving you ? Our Values

Our Goal

Increased Productivity

Economic Development

Improved Services

Drivers

• Commission of Audit • ICT Audit • Health Payroll

Commission • Carmody review

Value for money

ICT as a true strategic enabler

Improved service delivery

• Progress One Stop shop • Tell us once • Digital services roadmaps • Simplified identifcation for

citizens

• Innovation portal • Industry engagement • Innovation prototyping • Recognising innovation in the

portfolio • Supporting procurement

vehicles

Digital Services

Improved Productivity

• Better access to information in the front line.

• Information sharing across agencies to improve service delivery

• Development of an information exchange capability

• Explore the provision of network as a service.

• Ubiquitous access to information at all points of service delivery.

• Support interoperability and a one government approach to service delivery.

Driving economic growth

Commercialisation Digital Infrastructure

Pre Qualification

Procurement Reform

• Pre qualification of ICT providers to simplify engagement and reduce costs.

• Simplified GITC enrolment and registration process.

• Implementation of supporting ICT Services panel.

• Simplified means to develop new ideas with Government.

• IP sharing being considered as a default position.

• Provide industry with greater opportunities to commercialise new capabilities.

• New SME Guidelines. • Simplified contracts up to $1M • Review of existing commercial

vehicles including GITC. • Early market engagement • Increase to minimum

quotations.

• Assess Queensland digital infrastructure. • Develop options to attract ICT business to

Queensland. • Provide options for more direct access to Asia

Pacific markets for local industry.

Refocussing on the value chain

Technology

Communications

Information

Front Line Community

As a service

The future of strategic sourcing

Current approach

Future approach

What's this mean for you ?

Commercial Arrangements

Medium Small Large

Focused on innovation Simplified and easy to get underway Driving and delivering new outcomes or ways of doing business Growth opportunity for those willing to invest time and effort

Trend towards as-a-service contracts. May bundle in services that have traditionally been sourced individually. Opportunity for local markets to lead major bids or take part in consortium arrangements.

Provide a stepping stone into an as a service environment. Multi agency and multi purpose. Balanced between traditional and new world.

Progress to date • IT Dashboard • New ICT Management Framework being

established • ICT Services Panel • Information Management Blueprint • Procurement reforms • New SME guidelines • Government Wireless Network • Industry pre-qualification and registration

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