9.1: Cross‐Agency Transferability

Manifest cross-agency transferability by making training available to other agencies and naming an advocate who gets the word out about what the agency has to share,

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In the areas of transparency, participation, collaboration, and flagship initiative, Treasury strives to share its efforts across Government to avoid duplication across agencies and to improve value/outcome of efforts. Treasury seeks to manifest cross-agency transferability in at least two of the following ways: * Make training available to other agencies by opening up classes/webcasts to other agencies; providing slides, video and/or audio after the training; and posting on an e-learning platform. * Name an advocate who gets the word out about what the agency has to share and invites other agencies to contact that person to learn from him or her. * Design procurements for enterprise (where government is the enterprise) or in such a way that what is created can be shared across government at no cost. * Develop and post code so it can be shared with other agencies (open source or the contract written such that the government owns the code.) * Share platforms utilized by the agency with other agencies at no cost. •Create participatory events across agencies with related missions. * Collaborate on projects and challenges with the public and with the private sector in partnership with other federal agencies that have similar missions. * Share all materials, results, tools, and training that could be transferable to other agencies with the Interagency Working Group as an efficient central dissemination mechanism.

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