Gouvernance de l'information : Vision 2012 de SA.GOV.AU

A la recherche d'informations sur les rôles et responsabilités des CIO vs CTO et du CISO....

SA.GOV. AV est le gouvernement du sud de l'Australie.

Nous pouvons lire sur le site: '' By 2012 the Government of South Australia will be a role model for other Australian governments in the leadership and management of ICT by:

• transforming government services so that citizens and businesses Ask Just Once to receive what they need from their government
• enabling continuous improvement in the operational efficiency of government.

This will ensure that the community of South Australia will maintain their trust and confidence in the services and information provided by the Government of South Australia.''

http://www.sa.gov.au/government/entity/1670/About+us+-+Office+of+the+Chief+Information+Officer/Who+we+are/Vision+and+mission

ICT = Information Communication Technology (ICT)

Ailleurs sur le site on peut lire: 

Role of the CIO and CTO : ''The Chief Information Officer (CIO) is an advisor to the Minister for Infrastructure, Cabinet and the Senior Management Council on the value of Information Communication Technology (ICT) investments and prioritising ICT investment across-government. The CIO also assumes responsibility for the functions of Chief Technology Officer (CTO) and Principal Contract Administrator.''

Comment en 2012, le CIO peut-il assumer aussi les responsabilités d'un CTO?

A la recherche du rôle de CISO sur le site.... je ne trouve rien... par contre une multitude de politique, guides, normes sur la sécurité de l'information à caractère technologique... englobant la continuité des affaires, etc.

Rien sur la notion de gestion de la sécurité de l'information non numérique à l'échelle corporative.... Le CIO est encore un gestionnaire TI.

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