March 1997

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March 1997

• Ministers agreed to an online direction that
  ensured
• Australians have equitable and seamless access
  to Federal, State and local government
  information and services in convenient locations,
  and in a manner suitable to their needs.

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The Premiers Vision

• 1. Technology in schools and teacher training
• 2. Educating parents and other groups to utilise
  the technology
• 3. Connecting homes and businesses to the
  Internet and providing tuition
• 4. Government and private sector services online

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The Single Doorway is about

• improved quality and service to customers
• access to information and transactions 24 hours
  per day seven days a week - from anywhere
• a reduction in the cost of doing business with
  Government and greater productivity
• positioning Western Australia for national
  initiatives and a global presence, and
• encouraging the community and business to get
  online

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Current Viewof Government
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The Single Doorway View
Customer and Service Focused
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The final version of the single doorway is the
result of

• extensive consultation with participating
  agencies
• community testing in regional and metropolitan
  areas
• partnership between OIC in Commerce and Trade and
  CAMS, and
• well managed relationships with a number of
  Western Australian businesses

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Single Doorway Environments
Test Development
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• The single doorway is a way people can
  electronically access the range of government
  information and services at the time, and in the
  way, that best suits their individual needs
  without having to understand the structure of
  Government

Your key to Western Australian information and
services is under the mat
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Project Numbers

• 12 Channels
• 23 International Languages
• Over 2,000 Signposts to Content
• 85 Organisations
• 6 External Feeds (News, Lotto, TV, Entertainment,
  Weather, Live Cameras)
• 25 Need to Know Attractors
• 8 Bill Payments - 5 more soon
• 5 Life Events - 10 Organisations

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Issues Dealt With

• HREOC Requirements
• Latest Technologies (Java, DHTML, XML, 128-bit
  SSL, JDBC)
• Multiple Browsers Operating Systems (Netscape,
  IE, Unix, Mac, Linux)
• Dev, Test Prod Environments
• 40 personnel involved via 7 organisations
• Establishment of new infrastructures

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GOVERNET

• The OnlineWA portal, the Single Doorway, will be
  the Key Service Point to Governet for this
  jurisdiction

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HREOC Issues

• Provision of a Text Version
• Standard Version for low end browsers bandwidth
• Limited use of frames
• Extensive use of Alt tags
• Promotion of PDF conversion services
• Multi-lingual translation

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