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Enterprise resource planning policy

Software asset management policy

This policy states the Queensland Government’s direction in regards to Software Asset Management of all third-party software licences and associated electronic media purchased by agencies.

Digital service standard

This standard provides 13 criteria that must be met when developing or significantly altering government digital information, products, and services.

Collaborative workspace strategy

The purpose of this document is to translate the State’s ICT business requirements and scope for future collaborative workspace environments into a high level services architecture.

Domain names policy

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

Information governance policy

Information is a core strategic asset to govern and manage accordingly throughout its lifecycle.

Information security incident reporting standard

The Information security incident reporting standard was developed to provide agencies advice in meeting their information security incident reporting requirements under the Information and cyber security policy (IS18).

QGEA foundation principles

The foundation principles represent a statement of the fundamental beliefs underpinning the QGEA, and the values or behaviours with which government agencies are expected to comply. The foundation principles provide high-level guidance for the management of information and for investment decision making for information and communications technology across government.

Software currency policy

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.

Principles for the use of social media networks and emerging technologies

Designed to provide a professional, friendly experience for Queenslanders wishing to interact with the State Government through social media channels.