Domain names policy
This policy outlines the requirements for Queensland Government departments in the registration and management of domain names for agency internet resources
Requirements
- Departments must register domain names.
Queensland Government executives are responsible for developing digital capabilities that underpin business services. They are accountable for organising investment plans that align technology with business goals and strategies.
The Queensland Government Enterprise Architecture (QGEA) provides policies for sound ICT governance based on best practice.
This policy outlines the requirements for Queensland Government departments in the registration and management of domain names for agency internet resources
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This policy states the Queensland Government’s direction in regards to maintaining an up-to-date software portfolio and consequently reduce the cost and risk inherent in managing unsupported software products.
Ensuring Queensland Government maximises the value and aggregated purchasing power for reusable information and technology solutions across agencies
For further advice on mandatory directions within the QGEA, see the other categories or search the full list of digital policies, standards and guidelines.
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