Western Australian Government - 2008/09 website report

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19 February 2010This report provides a source of information about Western Australian Government websites for use by policy and decision makers in the WA Public Sector. It contains high-level information about the cost, characteristics and technical profile of WA Government websites.

Potential uses for this information include:

  • informing the development of strategies and initiatives to improve the way in which the WA public sector uses websites and web technology to deliver information and services
  • informing the development of strategies and initiatives to improve the return on investment of expenditure on websites 
  • evaluating the effectiveness of the WGF in terms of policy objectives, processes, implementation and level of adoption
  • providing a baseline of information which can be used by any subsequent reporting initiatives to identify trends and measure progress

 

Publication typeReport
Publisher TypeGovernment or Gov agency
CoverageAustralia, Western Australia
Permanent URLhttp://apo.org.au/node/20491
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