Australian Government Technical Interoperability Framework
Publication Summary
More and more government operations and service delivery are spanning traditional agency boundaries, and this trend is likely to continue. Government agencies must be able to work together, share information and business processes to provide services which are tightly integrated across those agencies.
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Australian Government Technical Interoperability Framework Version 2 [
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Table of Contents
1 What is the Technical Interoperability Framework?
2 Interoperability Technical Framework Overview
2.1 Principles
2.2 Chief Information Officers’ Role
2.3 Role of Australian Government Information Management Office (AGIMO)
3 The Framework: Policies and Standards
3.1 Scope
3.2 Conceptual Model
3.3 Presentation Guide
3.4 Standards Selection Criteria
3.5 Policies for Data and Interconnection
3.6 Standards Catalogue
4 Context: Case Studies and Patterns
4.1 Case Study: ATO – DIMIA TFN Entitlement
4.2 Case Study: 2004 e-tax Customer Access Pilot
Appendix A Security Considerations
Contact Details
To obtain hard copies of the Australian Government Technical Interoperability Framework publication, please email your name, organisation, delivery address and the number of copies you require to the Interoperability team at: interoperability@finance.gov.auCopyright Notice
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