Pahlka, who wrote about transforming government services in her book “Recoding America,” said the DOGE leaders need to connect with people already doing the work.

Human oversight, comprehensive policies, and testing and evaluation are among the guardrails in a new “flash report” from the Committee on House Administration.

She takes over from interim CEO Tina Walha who remains with the nonprofit as chief partnerships officer.

The new role would be in charge of recruiting talented people with technical backgrounds to the DOD and making sure they stick around for a while.

Government “absolutely” will still work with vendors, she said. “They just need a different set of rules."

Four "porto-recommendations" unveiled at a meeting on Tuesday center around skills and talent and empowering talent.

Jennifer Pahlka, founder of Code for America, suggested someone start an association for "Gov 2.0" startups. How hard would that be?

A new addition has been made to the White House’s Office of Science and Technology Policy: Twitter lawyer Nicole Wong is joining as U.S. deputy chief technology…

Jennifer Pahlka, the founder and executive director at Code for America who served for the past year as the deputy chief technology officer for government innovation at the White…

Administration staffers last week responded to questions submitted via social media. The mystery is solved: President Barack Obama does in fact carry his cell phone on him…