18F, General Services Administration and Trump
Elimination of 18F could slow Trump admin’s digital services
The elimination of 18F, which aimed to help federal agencies build and acquire better software, raises serious questions about the extent to which the Trump administration is actually committed to technology modernization. 18F was based within the GSA’s Technology Transformation Services, which is now led by Thomas Shedd, a former Tesla engineer.
The employees, who worked at the General Services Administration’s 18F unit, fixed technical problems and built products ...
The Trump administration’s latest move to improve government efficiency has purged tech consultants that worked to improve ...
Elon Musk’s Department of Government Efficiency laid off a team whose purpose was to make the government more efficient.
Mark Cuban has some advice for the fired employees, who focused on tasks like building the login tool for key government ...
On early Saturday morning, the General Services Administration eliminated the 18F program. And, Acting GSA Administrator ...
Thomas Shedd, the commissioner of Federal Acquisition Service, said the decision is part of the President’s Workforce Optimization Initiative executive order.
About 70 staffers at the federal digital consulting office within Technology Transformation Services were reportedly ...
Billionaire Mark Cuban has a big idea for some federal workers who just lost their job: get into consulting. The General ...
Billionaire investor Mark Cuban waded into the latest government tech shake-up on Saturday, offering support on the social ...
Elon Musk earlier this month responded to a post on X that called the 18F team a "far left government-wide computer office" ...
The Trump administration is firing some 80 people focused on making government digital services more efficient. Members of the 18F team say they did exactly what the DOGE unit says it's trying to do.
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