Australian Government Information Interoperability Framework (pdf

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Information Interoperability Working GroupThe Information Management Strategy Committee (IMSC) presented the ChiefInformation Officer Committee (CIOC) with the task of addressing the informationdimensions of the Australian Government Interoperability Framework. The CIOC’sInformation Interoperability Working Group was formed from representatives of arange of Australian Government agencies. They have worked together to develop theInformation Interoperability Framework, outlined in this document. The frameworkprovides practical guidance for achieving the successful transfer of information acrossagency boundaries.The following agencies are represented on the Information InteroperabilityWorking Group:• Attorney- General’s Department• Australian Bureau of Statistics (Chair)• Australian Customs Service• Australian Taxation Office• Centrelink• Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry• Department of Defence• Department of Education, Science and Training• Department of Employment and Workplace Relations• Department of Family and Community Services• Department of Finance and Administration, Australian Government InformationManagement Office• Department of Health and Ageing• Department of Immigration and Multicultural Affairs• Department of Industry, Tourism and Resources• Department of Veterans' Affairs• Geoscience Australia• National Archives of Australia• South Australia State Government, Department for Administrative andInformation Services.
ContentsThe Information Interoperability Framework: Introduction 3The Information Interoperability Framework diagram 4C O N T E N T SWhy do we need an Information Interoperability Framework? 7The drivers 9The benefits 9Adopting the framework 9Information Interoperability: the vision 11What is ‘information’? 13Who owns information? 15Information management principles: the foundation for InformationInteroperability 17The information lifecycle 18Enabling Information Interoperability as part of the information lifecycle 19Barriers to Information Interoperability 20Information Interoperability: the enablers 231. Partnerships that work in a spirit of collaboration 252. A ‘create once, use many’ approach using authoritative sourcesof information 273. Common business language and standards 284. Appropriate governance arrangements 305. An understanding of the legal and policy framework 326. Tools that support information sharing 34Appendices 37Appendix A: The Information Interoperability checklist 38Appendix B: Resource/reference list 41Information Interoperability Framework Sharing information across boundariesiii
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