The new Ad Hoc Government Digital Services Playbook

The new Ad Hoc Government Digital Services Playbook

The 2020 version is now a standalone playbook that any federal agency can use to replace enterprise software with proven techniques from the world of commercial software.

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Ad Hoc is a digital services company that helps the federal government better serve people.

Our team of experts from across commercial industry and government brings the modern skills necessary to help agencies transform public services into digital services. Our work enables agencies to meet the needs of their users while closing the gap between consumer expectations and government.

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Product

Providing the structure that enables us to deliver the best outcomes for our customers.

Engineering

Applying simple, well-tested solutions to our customers’ problems.

Research

Ensuring that our teams launch successful products grounded in real-world needs.

Design

Human-centered solutions that align stakeholder goals with user needs.

Recent blog posts

Grow your design career at Ad Hoc

September 17, 2020

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We recently launched a new career ladder for the design practice. Each step has clearly-defined competencies and responsibilities that help staff chart a path for how to grow at Ad Hoc.

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Automating Terraform modules

August 25, 2020

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On a recent project, my team identified the need to transition from a directory in our main DevOps repository that contains all of our Terraform modules to a discrete repository for each module.

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How agencies can scale up digital services in the wake of COVID-19

July 21, 2020

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Every agency, from federal to local, needs to envision a way they can serve their constituents with as little in-person contact as possible.

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