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  • Digital Strategy 2.0
  • Summary of Submissions
  • Draft Digital Strategy 2.0
    • Executive Summary
    • 1. Introduction
    • 2. The new digital environment
    • 3. The enablers: Connection
    • 4. The enablers: Confidence
    • 5. The enablers: Content
    • 6. The enablers: Collaboration
    • 7. Achieving our digital potential
    • 9. Evaluation
    • Glossary
  • 2007 Report on Progress
  • 2005 Digital Strategy
  • 2005 Digital Strategy – Summary
  • 2004 Draft Digital Strategy
• Digital Future Summit
• References
• Background on the Digital Strategy
• Glossary of Key Terms
• New Zealand Digital Content Strategy
• Mind Map

Digitally capable and confident New Zealanders transforming our economy, strengthening national identity and enhancing sustainability.

Digitally capable New Zealanders will lift our economic performance and build more cohesive communities.

Managers need digital management skills to invest in and apply digital technologies that will raise firms’ productivity and create successful new products and services. People who specialise in developing, operating and maintaining ICT systems need a different set of practitioner skills. ICT users need other skills to apply digital technologies in the workplace and the community, ranging from basic digital literacy through to more advanced applications in specific industries.

In addition to digital skills, it is important that everyone feels confident and safe in a digital environment.