Queensland Government ICT strategy
We are committed to delivering major ICT reforms and are developing a strategy that will guide the future use of ICT within the Queensland Government.
This strategy has been informed by the ICT Audit, undertaken in 2012, and the Queensland Commission of Audit final report, released in April 2013.
The strategy will also take into account feedback provided in response to the discussion paper that was recently published as part of our consultation process.
ICT Audit 2012
We have released the full ICT Audit—the largest of its kind undertaken in Queensland—together with our response to the audit's key findings and recommendations.
A key outcome of this audit will be significant reforms for the way ICT is procured and managed in the Queensland Government.
The ICT Audit 2012 fact sheet provides an overview of the audit and its key findings.
Access the full ICT Audit report and accompanying materials from the links below.
Download
- Queensland Government ICT Audit 2012 report—part A
- Queensland Government ICT Audit 2012 report—part B
- Annex 1—Application and technology
- Annex 2—Application sourcing approaches
- Annex 3—Business case assessment
- Annex 4—Demand, cost and service performance of ICT
- Annex 5—Initiatives
- Annex 6—Legacy ICT
- Annex 7—Procurement
- Annex 8—Security
- Annex 9—Significant and high risk systems
- Annex 10—Strategy, governance and service delivery—agency profiles
- Annex 11—Strategy, governance and service delivery
- Annex 12—Total ICT replacement cost
- Annex 13—Workforce capability
- ICT Audit fact sheet
- ICT Audit response to recommendations
Feedback on strategy
The consultation period has closed.
Thank you for those people and groups who provided ideas and input.
Your feedback will help shape the Queensland Government ICT strategy.
