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GOVIS 2008 - mini conference
The four streams were:

Enterprise Architecture: Enterprise architecture is gaining recognition as an effective way to translate business vision and strategy into enterprise change. The scope includes the people, processes, information and technology of the enterprise, and their relationships to one another and to the external environment. Learn what the value of enterprise architecture is, for your business.

Geospatial: Geospatial information is an enabler for the safety, environment and economic growth of New Zealand. The access, quality and usability of geospatial information is of critical importance. Hear about “Our Place in Space”.

Green IT: Sustainable Computing: In the government sector, IT can be directly responsible for over one third of an agency’s CO2 emission. This stream provides an opportunity to reflect on your agency’s current state, and where it needs to go in the future to achieve substantial improvements.

Information Management: Government information and records management professionals are facing an increasing set of information challenges and new record standards. Take the time to familiarise yourselves with the issues and think about how our organisations need to adapt, to survive.

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KEYNOTE: The Business Case: A Vehicle for Managing Business Value
Presenter(s): Grant Avery, State Services Commission
Air Time: 9:00 AM NZST
Length: 37 Minutes
 
Enterprise Architecture
 
Measuring and Understanding EA Business Value
Presenter(s): Neil Brown - Ministry of Health
Air Time: 9:45 AM NZST
Length: 39 Minutes 37 Seconds
 
Enterprise Architecture
 
Keeping up with the evolution of Enterprise Architecture to Meet & Accommodate Changing Business Models
Presenter(s): Todd Forsythe - Victoria University
Air Time: 11:00 AM NZST
Length: 33 Minutes 14 Seconds
 
Enterprise Architecture
 
Government Enterprise Architects - Enabling Better Government by Better Design
Presenter(s): Mike Pearson - State Services Commission
Air Time: 1:30 PM NZST
Length: 23 Minutes 12 Seconds
 
Enterprise Architecture
 
Helping the Business Understand Enterprise Architecture
Presenter(s): Lockie Stewart - National Library
Air Time: 2:00 PM NZST
Length: 17 Minutes 8 Seconds
 
Enterprise Architecture
 
Business Architecture Modelling at MinEdu
Presenter(s): John Fisher - Ministry of Education
Air Time: 2:15 PM NZST
Length: 29 Minutes 50 Seconds
 
Enterprise Architecture
 
Enterprise Information and Data Architecture, Strategies and Risks
Presenter(s): Graham Chapman - Ministry of Justice
Air Time: 3:30 PM NZST
Length: 40 Minutes 12 Seconds
 
Enterprise Architecture
 
Nga Kaihanga Hou
Presenter(s): Hillmare Schulze - Te Puni Kokiri
Air Time: 4:15 PM NZST
Length: 25 Minutes 30 Seconds
 
Enterprise Architecture
 
Delivering the NZ Geospatial Strategy
Presenter(s): Brendon Whiteman - New Zealand Geospatial Office
Air Time: 9:00 AM NZST
Length: 37 Minutes 52 Seconds
 
Our Place in Space
 
KEYNOTE: The Australian Scene: Issues & Trends Facing the Australian Spatial Industry
Presenter(s): Gary Nairn - Former Australian Special Minister of State
Air Time: 9:45 AM NZST
Length: 46 Minutes 27 Seconds
 
Our Place in Space
 
Achieving Excellence in the Spatial Information Through Partnerships: The Western Australian Phenomenon
Presenter(s): Marnie Leybourne - WALIS & SSI President Elect
Air Time: 11:00 AM NZST
Length: 23 Minutes
 
Our Place in Space
 
Case Study: National Aquatic Biodiversity Information Systems
Presenter(s): Kim Duckworth - Ministry of Fisheries
Air Time: 11:30 AM NZST
Length: 25 Minutes 5 Seconds
 
Our Place in Space
 
Case Study PHI Online
Presenter(s): Dyfed Thomas - Public Health Intelligence, Ministry of Health
Air Time: 12:00 PM NZST
Length: 26 Minutes 18 Seconds
 
Our Place in Space
 
The New Zealand Scene: Issues and Trends Facing the NZ Spatial Industry
Presenter(s): David Park - Geospatial Research Centre
Air Time: 1:30 AM NZST
Length: 24 Minutes 24 Seconds
 
Our Place in Space
 
Industry Trends - Focus on Open Source Movement
Presenter(s): Simon Nitz - Napier City Council, Graeme Williams - NZ Open GPS Maps Project
Air Time: 2:00 PM NZST
Length: 31 Minutes 53 Seconds
 
Our Place in Space
 
The Global Geospatial Browser
Presenter(s): Scott Campbell - Eagle Technology, Brett Roberts - Microsoft
Air Time: 2:15 PM NZST
Length: 12 Minutes 35 Seconds
 
Our Place in Space
 
KEYNOTE: Spatially Reengineering Honolulu
Presenter(s): Jeremy Harris - Former Mayor of Honolulu City
Air Time: 3:30 PM NZST
Length: 56 Minutes 25 Seconds
 
Our Place in Space
 
Central & Local Government Collaboration
Presenter(s): Neville Perrie - ALGGI
Air Time: 4:30 PM NZST
Length: 22 Minutes 3 Seconds
 
Our Place in Space
 
Future Directions for Spatial Industry
Presenter(s): Jim McLeod - Environment Waikato
Air Time: 4:50 PM NZST
Length: 21 Minutes 49 Seconds
 
Our Place in Space
 
KEYNOTE: Setting the Scene: Climate Science Trends and Issues
Presenter(s): Peter Barrett - Victoria University of Wellington
Air Time: 9:00 AM NZST
Length: 14 Minutes 40 Seconds
 
Green IT: Sustainable Computing
 
KEYNOTE: Setting the Scene: Climate Change Policy - Global Trends and Issues
Presenter(s): Jonathan Boston - Victoria University of Wellington
Air Time: 9:15 AM NZST
Length: 23 Minutes 24 Seconds
 
Green IT: Sustainable Computing
 
KEYNOTE: People, Process & Products - The use of Energy Efficient Technologies
Presenter(s): Mark Perkins - Chief Technology Officer, Sun Microsystems Federal Inc. (US)
Air Time: 9:45 AM NZST
Length: 51 Minutes 9 Seconds
 
Green IT: Sustainable Computing
 
Cost Effective, Sustainable ICT... Yeah Right!
Presenter(s): Andy Woodark - Ministry og Economic Development
Air Time: 11:00 AM NZST
Length: 40 Minutes 16 Seconds
 
Green IT: Sustainable Computing
 
Green - The New Black: How ICT can Enable Government to be More Sustainable
Presenter(s): Russell Craig - Cisco (HK)
Air Time: 11:45 AM NZST
Length: 45 Minutes 7 Seconds
 
Green IT: Sustainable Computing
 
Technologies for Implementing a Flexible and Sustainable Work Environment
Presenter(s): Damien Toman - Gen-i
Air Time: 1:30 PM NZST
Length: 51 Minutes 8 Seconds
 
Green IT: Sustainable Computing
 
Govt Green IT - A Review of Global Trends
Presenter(s): Mike Pearson - State Services Commission
Air Time: 2:15 PM NZST
Length: 14 Minutes 34 Seconds
 
Green IT: Sustainable Computing
 
KEYNOTE: The Future of Digital Information Management - Truths & Urban Legends
Presenter(s): Justine Heazlewood - Director, Public Record Office of Victoria, Australia
Air Time: 9:00 AM NZST
Length: 42 Minutes 2 Seconds
 
Information Management

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Digital Sustainability - European & New Zealand Perspectives
Presenter(s): John Roberts, Group Manager, Archives Management, Archives New Zealand
Air Time: 9:45 AM NZST
Length: 43 Minutes 53 Seconds
 
Information Management
 
KEYNOTE: Concept & Practice of Recordkeeping Audits
Presenter(s): Des Pearson - Auditor-General, Victoria, Australia
Air Time: 11:00 AM NZST
Length: 42 Minutes 29 Seconds
 
Information Management
 
The New Zealand Experience - What to expect & Hands-on Issues to date
Presenter(s): Dianne Macaskill - Chief Executive, Archives New Zealand
Air Time: 11:45 AM NZST
Length: 43 Minutes 7 Seconds
 
Information Management
 
Sharing & Reusing Digital Information - Landcare Research
Presenter(s): Robert Gibb - Landcare Research
Air Time: 1:30 PM NZST
Length: 50 Minutes 34 Seconds
 
Information Management
 
Metadata - Getting Your Money's Worth
Presenter(s): Kate Jones - Archives Analyst, Government Recordkeeping Programme, Archives New Zealand, Barbara Reed - Recordkeeping Innovation Pty, Ltd
Air Time: 2:15 PM NZST
Length: 34 Minutes 52 Seconds
 
Information Management
 
Access to Public Sector Information - Linking it all up
Presenter(s): Keitha Booth, State Services Commission
Air Time: 4:15 PM NZST
Length: 36 Minutes 36 Seconds
 
Information Management