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Guidance on building better digital services in government
We are excited to announce our 2019 Presidential Innovation Fellows (PIF) who have begun their “tour of duty” in American tech.
A look back at the Presidential Innovation Fellows work with federal agencies in 2018.
The U.S. Digital Service has been using Instagram to tell stories about their teams, and the significant strides they are making alongside partner agencies.— via U.S. Digital Service
An introduction to usability testing, why it’s important, and how to talk about things that aren’t required to do a usability test— via 18F
This sprint is designed to improve care by assisting in access to novel therapeutics and improving clinical trials.
GSA’s DotGov Program is modernizing the security of .gov to make government websites and systems more secure.
18F has reduced the ATO process down to a mere 30 days, from 6 months. Learn more how they’re doing it.— via 18F
Join ED for two days of sketching, prototyping, and building solutions to help states design family-friendly approaches that make school data more transparent and accessible.
Is it a ‘system’ or ‘service’? The words you use to describe what your team builds are a key element in building better government services.— via GOV.UK
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