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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

The 2005 Digital Strategy recognised the importance of having an advanced network spanning New Zealand and connecting researchers with each other and their colleagues overseas. Thanks to the Kiwi Advanced Research and Education Network, the vision has become a reality.

Research underpins innovation. The Draft Digital Strategy 2.0 acknowledges researchers’ need for advanced computing tools and technologies. Real-time connectivity enables researchers to become confident global collaboration partners in achieving New Zealand’s digital goals.

The Draft Digital Strategy 2.0 supports the development and exploitation of eresearch (real-time data sharing in research, science and technology using web based tools). By supporting the creative digital use and re-use of research information, New Zealanders will have the opportunity to access knowledge anytime, anywhere. New digital tools and middleware  will support access to knowledge and enable economic transformation.