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Will 18F Outlast the Obama Administration?

18F is tasked with helping get federal tech projects on track, but many wonder if its innovative momentum will survive the transition to a new president.

by / March 24, 2016

At a summit earlier this month in San Diego, federal innovation group 18F talked about its newest initiatives, including collaborating with state and local governments working on projects funded with federal grants. Hillary Hartley, deputy executive director of 18F, talked to Government Technology about the future of digital government, as well as the group's approach to building things that matter.

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Eyragon Eidam Web Editor

Eyragon Eidam is the Web editor for Government Technology magazine, after previously serving as assistant news editor and covering such topics as legislation, social media and public safety. He can be reached at eeidam@erepublic.com.

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