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Data centre strategy and principles

Principle | November 2016–current

CurrentMandated

The purpose of this document is to translate the State's evolving data centre needs into a high level strategy and principles that will outline the principles for data centre provision and consumption across Queensland Government.

Domain names policy

Policy | July 2020–current

CurrentMandated

This policy outlines the requirements for Queensland Government departments in the registration and management of domain names for agency internet resources

Requirements

1. Departments must register domain names.

Internet protocol version 4 (IPv4) interconnection standard

Standard | August 2020–current

CurrentMandated

This standard covers the requirements for IPv4 addressing and routing between Queensland Government agencies and with Queensland Government whole-of-government infrastructure.

ICT-as-a-service policy

Policy | January 2017–current

CurrentMandated

Ensuring departments include externally provisioned ICT services when making decisions associated with ICT solution sourcing.

Requirements

1. All investment decisions must consider ICT-as-a-service as part of a procurement option analysis.

Hardware currency policy

Policy | April 2019–current

CurrentMandated

Queensland Government departments define and implement suitable strategies for managing the life cycle of ICT hardware assets.

Requirements

1. Departments must retire, update ICT hardware or replace with an as-a-service solution with a medium or high business impact before it reaches the end of service life support unless the risk is formally accepted via the corporate risk management process.

ICT cabling infrastructure technical standard

Standard | December 2017–current

CurrentMandated

This standard details specific requirements intended to specify the technical requirements for Queensland Government ICT cabling infrastructure.

Principles for the design, development and deployment of mobile apps

Principle | June 2018–current

Current

This document is to support a consistent approach for the design, development and deployment of mobile apps to make it easier for customers to access government information, services and campaigns.

ICT SME participation scheme standard

Standard | July 2021–current

CurrentMandated

The purpose of this standard is to describe the procurement processes to be used by departments when engaging with small to medium sized enterprises (SMEs). This standard should be read in conjunction with the ICT SME participation scheme policy.

ICT SME participation scheme policy

Policy | July 2021–current

CurrentMandated

By adopting a consistent procurement process ensures effective engagement with the ICT industry and specifically with small to medium sized enterprises (SMEs).

Requirements

1. Agencies must prioritise participation opportunities for Queensland ICT SMEs to supply government.

Use of core and common information and technology solutions policy

Policy | June 2024–current

CurrentMandated

Ensuring Queensland Government maximises the value and aggregated purchasing power for reusable information and technology solutions across agencies

Requirements

1. Agencies must apply the Core and common framework when implementing solutions to support business capabilities.
2. Agencies must adopt ‘mandated’ and ‘endorsed’ core and common solutions when implementing business capabilities.
3. Agencies must consider ‘identified’ core and common solutions when implementing business capabilities.
4. Agencies must not implement ‘restricted’ solutions.
5. ‘Mandated’ and ‘endorsed’ core and common solutions must be approved for whole-of-government use with a concept of operations.