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Empowering federal agencies to create deeper connections with the public they serve.

Digital.gov delivers knowledge-as-a-service to transform government interactions with the public through community connections, education, and collaboration. We achieve this by convening and cultivating communities of practice from around Government to discuss and plan approaches to address the most critical issues facing Federal digital managers. Top-notch technical expertise is spread throughout Government, and digital.gov plays a key role in bringing together the best minds to solve our greatest challenges.

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We Are Not Here to Sell. Digital.gov does not promote fee-based solutions, do pricing comparisons of various tools, conduct demonstrations of products or services, or other events that relate to selling products or services.
For acquisition-related events or content, please contact GSA’s Office of Customer and Stakeholder Engagement (CASE).
For information about other GSA Technology Transformation Services offices see TTS Solutions.

Team Handbook

The digital.gov team handbook is the central repository for how this team operates. As part of our value of being transparent, the handbook is open to the world, and we welcome feedback. Please use issues to ask questions, suggest improvements, or add clarifications.

The shortlist of rules about the Wiki:

Make it better for the people you work with. You don't need to ask permission to make it better and more clear for others.

👥 Culture

💬 Communities

Digital.gov provides a platform for Communities of Practice (CoP) to support the advancement of innovation and various technologies in the federal government. Our Communities offer training, create content, and host discussions so members are more informed and have the support needed to implement new solutions.

Digital.gov specifically provides Communities with tools and resources to:

  • Manage discussions and email conversations among members.
  • Host meetings for the community members.
  • Conduct webinars, training, and other events.
  • Gather case studies and implementation examples.
  • Host and distribute content (e.g., playbooks, blogs, and resources).
  • Identify new members and manage existing membership.

As a community within our group of communities, community leads and managers also are given the opportunity to share best practices, event notifications, and other information across our various groups.

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📝 Content

Digital.gov provides content to support the needs of its community members. We welcome contributions from any federal agency.

📆 Events

Digital.gov provides free training, events, and networking opportunities to people across the federal government. Our events highlight innovations, case studies, solutions, and resources related to the technologies and innovations that people in government need most. As stated in the About Digital.gov page, our events primarily focus on best practices related to designing, building, and deploying easy-to-use, online customer experiences.

So, why work with Digital.gov to host an event?

  • Digital.gov focuses on building communities around specific topics, and these community members often are looking for training and events on relevant topics.
  • Digital.gov uses events and community discussions to create lasting resources so infrequent training or discussions can become on-demand content.
  • Our team makes hosting events easier by bringing the experience and technology, so you can focus on building better content.

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🖥️ Platform

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🎉Questions? Email [email protected]

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