Startup.gov: Reworking Government Through Technical Innovation

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This document discusses how government agencies can stimulate innovation through a startup culture approach. It outlines some obstacles to innovation like bureaucracy and risk aversion, and contrasts that with the culture of startups which value opportunity, flexibility, risk tolerance, and collaboration. The document advocates for both internally and externally driven solutions to promote openness, sharing of information, and engagement between government and the public.

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