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USDS's latest report to Congress drives home successes with 'impact' metrics
FedScoop: U.S. Digital Service teams spread out across the government are currently working on 11 projects at six agencies, including the U.S. Small Business Administration, General Services Administration and the Department of Veterans Affairs.
USDS released its biannual report to Congress on Tuesday, detailing key advancements made since the last one, published in July 2017. The report provides an overview of work done in the fall and winter of 2017, a spokesman confirmed to FedScoop.
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