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November 30, 2017
Improving government outcomes through an agile contract format
The way government is writing contracts is wasting time, handcuffing industry, and preventing programs from meeting mission mandates. There’s a better way through an Agile Contract Format.Continue reading about Improving government outcomes through an agile contract format
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November 8, 2017
4 lessons from building our own recruiting tool
As of September, GSA is running its own recruiting tool for moderated design research. In this post, we would like to share four key lessons we learned while building this tool, including the ways in which software development can serve as a starting point for broader conversations about information practice, privacy, and security.Continue reading about 4 lessons from building our own recruiting tool
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October 23, 2017
How reusable is open source software?
You can't reuse open source code that was developed to be specific to another org's business process, but we try to make components that will bootstrap development so you can focus on building an application that is tailored to your unique business process.Continue reading about How reusable is open source software?
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October 11, 2017
Pulling back the curtain on IT procurement
Monolithic procurement — large, complex, multi-year contracts, which are common in government IT procurement — can appear compelling to agencies that use them. The Technology Transformation Services (TTS) is a strong advocate for an alternative approach known as modular contracting (aka modular procurement).Continue reading about Pulling back the curtain on IT procurement
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October 5, 2017
18F and federal laboratories work together to bring better data to businesses
Working with 18F helped the Federal Laboratory Consortium for Technology Transfer create the largest collection of federal laboratory data and technology resources available online.Continue reading about 18F and federal laboratories work together to bring better data to businesses
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