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Thursday, 24th June 2010

All Sorts of New/Updated Web Resources (Including Social Media) in the Works From U.S. Office of Citizen Services and Innovative Technologies

Thanks to Pete Weiss for pointing out a new Nextgov.com article, "GSA's Tech Team Keeps Busy," that provides some new info about what's new at the Office of Citizen Services and Innovative Technologies (OCSIT) since a October, 2009 item that focused on the USA.gov portal.

Dave McClure, the new office's associate administrator, outlined the many initiatives keeping him and his staff busy. For example, in support of the Obama administration's open government initiative, OCSIT is looking at what's ahead for federal websites and building tools such as improved search capabilities to help the public interact beyond the information available on a site's front page. And FedSpace, a Facebook-like site announced in April, will be a "game-changer" to expand collaboration and knowledge out across government, McClure said.

Note: The Office of Citizen Services and Innovative Technologies came about after, "GSA’s Office of Citizen Services and Communications split last month (May, 2010). Now there is the Office of Citizen Services and Innovative Technologies and the Office of Communications and Marketing..."

USA.gov is perhaps the organization's most well-known site.

See Also: Coming This Fall: Government to launch ‘Fedspace,' a social media site for feds (via FederalTimes.com)

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