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A revised and expanded guide for de-risking government technology projects
on September 12, 2024
New content on vendor management and a streamlined structure make one of 18F's most popular guides even more useful for government staff.
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Andrew Hyder Government Service Improvement Award recognizes commitment to serving the public
on August 20, 2024
TTS is proud to present the 2024 Andrew Hyder Government Service Improvement Award to [Bashful Stoat]*.
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Working with Oracle databases in open-source projects
on July 17, 2024
Follow this step-by-step tutorial to gain access to data locked inside proprietary Oracle databases, so you can use it in your open-source project.
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18F's engineering craft practices at 10
on July 9, 2024
18F engineering has grown and matured as an organization over time. We recently celebrated our 10th anniversary delivering better government services to the public. To support continual investment in our practices, we are renewing our commitment to regularly publishing what we learn, and creating a new engineering leadership role at 18F.
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Back to basics in the age of AI
on June 18, 2024
The federal government is abuzz with conversation about the way that artificial intelligence (AI) is going to change the game. Since 18F partners with agencies to drive technology modernization forward, our ability to navigate the opportunities and risks associated with AI is critical. But as we’re learning new things, we also find ourselves going back to basics. As we evaluate and use AI, we can rely on many of the same practices that we apply to any other new technology. Read on for a quick overview of AI, its place in government today, and the techniques and frameworks we’re using as we navigate this new landscape.
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