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*'''Do nothing, lose everything.''' If no action is taken, public sector digital information will be lost. Government should take a proactive approach to maintain information for the future.
The key actions are: ▼
*'''Develop a comprehensive framework of standards and guidance for digital recordkeeping and preservation across the public sector▼
*'''Investigate the feasibility of providing agencies with an assessment of vendor electronic records management software and the aggregation of procurement of such systems▼
*'''Conduct and report on ongoing audits of digital information practice across government and monitor information management in the public sector▼
*'''Identify the information of significance to the New Zealand public sector and establish a prioritisation programme of digital preservation to ensure that it is accessible for the long-term▼
*'''Establish a robust governance layer for public sector digital continuity initiatives to ensure effective leadership and value for money expenditure▼
*'''Create communities of practice to found a broad cross-sectoral understanding of digital continuity issues; harmonise the legislative definitions of information management and compile a New Zealand digital glossary.▼
== What are the Benefits of the Digital Continuity Action Plan? ==
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Digital content cannot be managed in the same way as content created in more traditional ways. We need long-term systems to ensure the ongoing integrity of these resources and their accessibility. The Digital Continuity Action Plan is crucial to government’s continued goal for New Zealand digital public sector service delivery.
▲The key actions are:
▲*'''Develop a comprehensive framework of standards and guidance for digital recordkeeping and preservation across the public sector
▲*'''Investigate the feasibility of providing agencies with an assessment of vendor electronic records management software and the aggregation of procurement of such systems
▲*'''Conduct and report on ongoing audits of digital information practice across government and monitor information management in the public sector
▲*'''Identify the information of significance to the New Zealand public sector and establish a prioritisation programme of digital preservation to ensure that it is accessible for the long-term
▲*'''Establish a robust governance layer for public sector digital continuity initiatives to ensure effective leadership and value for money expenditure
▲*'''Create communities of practice to found a broad cross-sectoral understanding of digital continuity issues; harmonise the legislative definitions of information management and compile a New Zealand digital glossary.
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