❓ Hon. Kate Doust asks about the dollar value of a 10% reduction in annual ICT costs for 2016-17, as outlined in the Digital WA strategy. The Minister estimates potential savings of at least $100 million based on an estimated $1 billion annual ICT spend.
AnsweredQoN 1266Legislative Council
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DIGITAL WA — WESTERN AUSTRALIAN GOVERNMENTINFORMATION
COMMUNICATIONS TECHNOLOGY STRATEGY
1266. Hon KATE DOUST to the Leader of the
House representing the Minister for Innovation:
I refer to ZZZ### ZZZDigital WA: Western Australian
Government Information Communications Technology (ICT) Strategy''. What
is the dollar value of a 10 per cent reduction in the annual cost of delivering
2016–17 information and communications technology services, as stated
in the key performance outcomes on page 9?
COMMUNICATIONS TECHNOLOGY STRATEGY
1266. Hon KATE DOUST to the Leader of the
House representing the Minister for Innovation:
I refer to ZZZ### ZZZDigital WA: Western Australian
Government Information Communications Technology (ICT) Strategy''. What
is the dollar value of a 10 per cent reduction in the annual cost of delivering
2016–17 information and communications technology services, as stated
in the key performance outcomes on page 9?
AnswerView source ↗
I thank the honourable member for
some notice of the question.
It is difficult to know exactly how
much money is spent on ICT annually by the government; however, it is estimated
to be more than $1 billion per annum. If that is the case, the LiberalQQQ ### QQQNational government is targeting a saving of a minimum of $100 million per annum.
some notice of the question.
It is difficult to know exactly how
much money is spent on ICT annually by the government; however, it is estimated
to be more than $1 billion per annum. If that is the case, the LiberalQQQ ### QQQNational government is targeting a saving of a minimum of $100 million per annum.
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