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Presentations from GOVIS 2007 are available from the govis mediasite. Unfortunately, the page is mostly javascript driven which prevents bookmarking individual presentations.

I took the liberty of fixing the situation, and present the following direct links for your bookmarking pleasure:

Virtual Presentations

• Mena Trott - blogging
• Jimmy Wales - Wikipedia
• Sir Ken Robinson - Educating people out of creativity
• Nicholas Negroponte - The vision behind 1 laptop per child
• The Machine is Us
• Medieval Helpdesk
• Jeff Han 1 - Multi touch display
• Jeff Han 2 - 1 year on
• Lawrence Lessig - Free Culture movement
• Super para magnetic effect - the singing bit
• Hans Rosling
• Day of the Long Tail

Keynotes

• Strategies for internet citizens
• Creating Passionate Users
• Developing and Delivering an ISSP
• Democracy in Transition
• The Updated e-Goverment Strategy
• Changing the face of the PC

Sessions

• GUEST SPEAKER: Making sense of the world by having fun with statistics.
• Delivering public value
• Imaging Forms - The Statistics New Zealand Experience
• Object Registry
• BeSTGRID - Broadband enabled Science
• VParliament - wired for WireLess
• Web 2.0 and the .govt.nz
• Connecting with your public in the Information Age
• Exbiblio - the Paper Renaissance
• Interoperability at The Touch Points - The Education Sector’s Approach
• Trusted Computing/Digital Rights Management
• Government Use of ICT Survey 2006 results
• Monitoring and Quality Assurance of Major ICT-enabled Business Projects in Government
• Standards for electronic recordkeeping:frameworks for innovation and evidence
• Democratizing knowledge: Social Networking for the Enterprise
• ReadyNet - Local Government’s response to Emergency Management
• Visual Interpretations - Jana Lyn-Holly Mind Designer
• 2006 New Zealand Census of Population Dwellings: Innovation in the analysis and dissemination of data
• Playing the Beanies Game
• E is for enabled, encouraged and empowered
• Fat, thin and in-between. Applications delivery and desktop management
• Building and maintaining an open-source web-harvesting application
• Incremental Strategy - eHealth in New Zealand
• Practical Change Management
• Using Information Management principles to support ICT
• XBRL - the revolution in business
• The Future of e-Governement Interoperability Framework (e-GIF)
• Collaboration across government: Public Sector Intranet (PSI)
• Business Rules in Government
• Families on The Couch: heading online to
• Dancing with Bears
• Planning and implementing an improved workflow and publishing processes for Te Ara
• Streamlining Contract Management Processes
• Privacy and Sovereignty
• The Plunket Technology Pathway - taking a strategic goal and shaping it into reality
• Use of technology to achieve more efficient, effective and robust tendering
• Data mining for customer understanding
• Putting the “User” back into UAT
• If I’ve told you once, I’ve told you a thousand times: A case study on a Public Sector Directory
• Search
• Defragmenting e-Government
• No Transformation without Authentication
• Implementing an electronic repository for taxpayer records at Inland Revenue
• Taking advantage of the Government Shared Network
• Ruby on Rails
• Connected Government: The New Platform for Services, Innovation and Sustainability
• NZ SAMS - a SAML v2.0 case study
• Webcasting Solutions for Government Innovation
• Innovation close to home - why wouldn’t you consider a local solution?
• Everyone scratches their own itch: Innovation and open thinking in government
• Blogging in the State Services - Panel Discussion
• Wikis and e-initiatives wiki Part 2
• A demonstration of how innovations in technology are helping governments make the world a safer place
• Pattern Thinking, Forced Innovation Technique and Deliberate Evolution
• Sometimes a Great Idea is not enough
• Using management styles to retain creativity & innovation
• Real Service Real Time
• Connect with our culture - the story of NZLive.com
• Partners in Innovation - Microsoft New Zealand Innovation Centre for the Public Sector
• E-learning: ICT Technology revolutionizes the production of training courses
• Applying ICT innovatively in small, growing organisations
• Building an Innovation Network (Microsoft Theatre)
• Global trends and innovations within Business
• Addressing the Challenges of a maturing workforce
• MINISTER OF IT ADDRESS