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Return to Web Portals and Clusters main page Canadian Resources by organization, then document name Correctional Service Canada Enterprise Information Portals
Tristan Rawlings, Jake Pedrosa Presentation at IM Day 2003 September 11, 2003 This presentation provides an overview of the advantages and functionality that can be provided through enterprise information portals based on the model developed for the Regional Psychiatric Centre (Prairies). Topics include user management, security, content customization (push and pull methodologies), metadata and content management, searching techniques and customizable data delivery using XML and XML data islands. See also Topic(s): Case Studies See also IMRC - Information Management Day 
Government of Canada Aboriginal
Canada Portal
The Aboriginal Canada Portal provides a single window to Canadian Aboriginal on-line resources, contacts, information, and government programs and services. See also Topic(s): Portal Examples Canada Site MyHR.gc.ca Virtual
Museum Canada
Health Canada Canadian
Health Network (CHN)
The Canadian Health Network (CHN) is a multi-layered collaboration between major health organizations across Canada and Health Canada to provide an electronic gateway to credible, practical health information on health promotion and disease prevention. See also Topic(s): Portal Examples
Industry Canada Canadian
Consumer Gateway
The Canadian Consumer Information Gateway is a Government Online initiative that includes over 35 federal government departments and agencies that have an interest in consumer issues. The gateway will grow to involve provincial and territorial governments, as well as selected non-governmental organizations (NGOs). See also Topic(s): Portal Examples The
Business Start-up Assistant - An Approach to a Jurisdictionally Integrated Site
Statistics Canada Government
On-Line Strategy and Statistics Canada
To ensure more seamless access to federal services and to provide the public with greater ease of use, the Government of Canada has structured its site according to broad client groups, known as portals or clusters, rather than along departmental lines. And, because Statistics Canada has information and statistics on many subjects, it has been called upon to participate in most of these clusters. The Agency's challenge is to structure our information according to the design of these portals and to arrange the necessary interfaces to our data holdings. See also Topic(s): Strategies and Implementation Information
Management in a Portal Environment: An approach to Simplified Portal Content
Management
Treasury Board Secretariat E-Cluster Blueprint Validation Study International Resources by organization, then document name Australia Customer
Focussed Portals Framework
National Office For The Information Economy (NOIE) The customer focused portals framework builds upon the Australian Government's existing web presence by adding a related set of Web sites that present collections of government information and services in ways that are designed around customer groupings and subject matter areas, rather than merely reflecting administrative structures. See also Topic(s): Strategies and Implementation
France Service-Public
Service-Public is the French Government's official civil service information site, with guides classified by theme, a civil service directory and a public web sites directory. See also Topic(s): Portal Examples
Ireland Information on the
Irish State
This site connects users to Irish government organisations and information by providing links, indices of recent publications and a search engine that searches all government sites. See also Topic(s): Portal Examples REACH - Information Society
New Zealand
Describing Services For A Metadata-Driven Portal
John Roberts, Archives New Zealand. August 2002. This paper describes New Zealand E-government activities supporting the discovery of services through the use of Dublin Core-based New Zealand Government Locator Service (NZGLS) metadata. It notes the issues faced in collecting service metadata from agencies to populate a new whole-of-government portal. The paper then considers the adequacy of the metadata schema for service description, and identifies a difficulty in applying definitions that refer to the content of the resource to a process-like resource such as a service. See also Topic(s): Service Descriptions; IMRC - Metadata E-Government
Portal Project Govt.NZ
Singapore eCitizen Portal
The eCitizen Portal is positioned as the first-stop for government services on the web, allowing users to search for and access a variety of information from government agencies and to conduct a wide range of online transactions. See also Topic(s): Portal Examples
United Kingdom DESIRE Information Gateways Handbook
Institute for Learning and Research Technology University of Bristol Information gateways and other quality-controlled portals help users discover high quality information on the Internet in a quick and effective way. They select, classify and catalogue information in ways similar to those that librarians have used for many years. The DESIRE Handbook has been designed and written with the specific aim of highlighting best practices and the latest technologies behind information gateways. See also Topic(s): Architecture International Benchmarking Report: Case Studies of e-government services: Portals Office of the e-Envoy, United Kingdom The purpose of this report is to compare the UK Government's progress against G7 and other leading nations in the development of electronic government and to identify key learning lessons, which will help to feed into the development of current and future electronic services in the UK. See also Topic(s): Case Studies UK Online This site is a key part of the UK Online initiative, designed to ensure universal access to the Internet by 2005, and to get all Government services online by that date. See also Topic(s): Portal Examples Web Guidelines Office of the e-Envoy This page provides a list of Web guidelines related publications. See also Topic(s): Guidelines
United States
Federated Search Issues Group
Library of Congress The Library of Congress Portals Applications Issues Group (LCPAIG) began its work in mid-2002 and developed this Web site to organize information about federated search portals and OpenURL resolver products and share this information with LC staff and the library community. This site also includes documents and information produced by members of LCPAIG. See also Topic(s): Federated Search FedWorld FirstGov |
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