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F O U R T H E E N A B L E R S6. Tools that support information sharingTo achieve Information Interoperability, agencies need to develop appropriateinfrastructure and adopt relevant standards and protocols. Generic whole-of-governmenttools encourage consistency in information management practices and improveagencies’ ability to re-use information.In some cases, agencies will be able to adopt generic tools created specifically for wholeof-governmentuse, including information/data sets, standards, policy or proceduralguidelines. However, where no tools or standards are available or where a cluster ofagencies has a specific purpose not adequately met by generic tools, considerationshould be given to adapting or developing specific-purpose tools to meet the need.The Australian Government Information Management Office (AGIMO) and relevantChief Information Officer Committee (CIOC) working groups are developing a numberof the generic tools (standards, guidelines and checklists) to support InformationInteroperability to meet whole-of-government needs. These generic tools will bedistributed as they become available and will be widely promoted by AGIMO.34Information Interoperability Framework Sharing information across boundaries
4 C A S E S T U D YSharing and integrating data…The National Data Network (NDN) run by the Australian Bureau ofStatistics provides infrastructure, protocols, standards, and servicesto support the sharing and integration of data across Australia. TheNDN has been developed to increase the availability, accessibility,and useability of information sources relevant to policy analysis andresearch – particularly key administrative and survey data sets heldby State and Federal Government agencies. The NDN provides datacustodians with services, protocols, standards, and tools which assistthem to manage and share data in a way that ensures efficiency,security and privacy.The demonstration phase of the NDN provides an opportunityto explore the range of international standards and options forintegrating them. Three types of metadata have been produced forthe demonstration phase of the NDN discovery metadata, qualitymetadata, and definitional metadata.F O U R T H E E N A B L E R SInformation Interoperability Framework Sharing information across boundaries35
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