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New Zealand Government Implementation of a DC-based Standard – Lessons Learned, Future Issues
Abstract
This paper summarises key implementation issues encountered with the New Zealand Government’s discovery level Dublin Core-based metadata standard, NZGLS. In particular, it discusses the processes used to create and manage NZGLS-compliant metadata throughout New Zealand’s core public service agencies. This metadata is being used to support the New Zealand government’s new service-focussed portal.
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Sara Barham
E-government Unit, State Services Commission New Zealand
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Barham, S. (2002). New Zealand Government Implementation of a DC-based Standard – Lessons Learned, Future Issues. Proceedings of the International Conference on Dublin Core and Metadata Applications, 2002. https://doi.org/10.23106/dcmi.952107084
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Issue
DC-2002--Florence Proceedings
- Location:
- Florence, Italy
- Dates:
- October 13-17, 2002
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