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New Zealand Adopts Cloud Policy

New Zealand’s Cloud First policy, established in 2012, has undergone significant updates to prioritize efficiency, security, and accessibility in public service delivery. The policy promotes the adoption of public cloud services over traditional IT infrastructure, enhancing government operations and citizen experience. This approach also fosters a digital environment that respects cultural values and promotes environmental stewardship.

The policy’s recent refresh in April 2023 emphasizes the importance of storing RESTRICTED data within New Zealand’s borders, enhancing data security and sovereignty. The Cloud First policy ultimately aims to create a public sector that is agile, responsive, and capable of meeting the diverse needs of New Zealanders.

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