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Forestry Information Mall September, 2005 Greg Goss, Project Manager

Forestry Information Mall September, 2005 Greg Goss, Project Manager. Project Overview Presentation One stop shopping for links to the information government and industry operational staff need. Forest Information Mall Proposal Addresses Immediate Operational Staff Needs*….

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Forestry Information Mall September, 2005 Greg Goss, Project Manager

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  1. Forestry Information Mall September, 2005 Greg Goss, Project Manager Project Overview Presentation One stop shopping for links to the information government and industry operational staff need

  2. Forest Information Mall Proposal Addresses Immediate Operational Staff Needs*… District and licensee staff need: • One stop shopping to the information and systems they need to do their jobs • Transparent, scaleable, task-defined access • Access to communities of practice and user forums where knowledge and learning can be shared • One place to find the experts and contacts for questions and feedback *based on extensive consultation with district and industry field staff during Information Access streamlining team proposal development and focus testing

  3. The “Forest Information Mall” Attributes • Build a one-stop internet-based access point (the “Forest Information Mall”) for licensee and government staff access to: • Information needed for planning and reporting • FRPA Objectives, Resource features, Inventory, etc. • All relevant MoFR and MOE, MAL systems and viewing tools • Data and systems access application process • Business Information Centre website • Business processes maps;MoFR data, systems, and organization info • Policies, legislation, guidelines, standards The mall does not duplicate data, systems or information, it enables access to existing resources

  4. The Forest Information Mall Attributes Continued • One-stop access to: • Manuals, checklists, forms, etc. • Forestry user forums • Government staff expertise directory (“expert locator”) • Improved search engine • Help and training services • Functional user feedback for all aspects of the business

  5. The Forest Information Mall Cont’d • The Forest Information Mall will be a single, user-friendly access point to existing websites (e.g. LRDW, BIC website, MoFR/MoE, MAL departmentalinternet sites) • The Mall will link to local (district) data sources where appropriate • e.g. FRPA FSP planning info made available by the DDM • The Mall will be organized by task grouping and program areas to create a strong business linkage between systems and the user • The development of this pointer is inexpensive and will yield great time and frustration savings

  6. More info… • The Forest Information Mall project website, including a mock-up of the Mall concept, is located at: http://www.for.gov.bc.ca/hfp/streamlining/WebMall/Forest_Information_Mall.htm • For more information contact Greg Goss, Project Manager at: Greg.goss@gems3.gov.bc.ca

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