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The Agile Government Handbook, a collaborative effort by AGL practitioners in public and private sectors, is featured in Apolitical's "Government Innovation Atlas", a collection of resources and tools for helping governments modernize successfully.
AGL Academy, a resource for public servants provided by AGL, is featured in Apolitical's list of teams and resources around the world that are "teaching government the skills of the future."
AGL Summit, which is set for May 23 in Sacramento, was mentioned in a Techwire article outlining the event's speaker lineup and agenda, centered around government digital services, agile practices, modern procurement, and similar topics.
AGL was mentioned in a Government Technology article contributed by user experience expert Jesse Taggert, highlighting the value of a "start-small" approach to improving public sector IT.
AGL’s member community provides a support network and collaboration opportunities for government professionals who are working to bring modern, innovative practices to the public sector.
Bill Maile, Director of Government Relations for AGL and former Communications Director for the California Child Welfare Digital Service Project, says the state shouldn't abandon agile methods despite challenges with the project.
AGL is seeking to expand Board representation beyond the pilot group that transitioned the network into a non-profit trade association earlier this year.
AGL has launched a non-profit association to serve the public sector and accelerate the transformation and modernization of government programs and culture.
The AGL community on LinkedIn, representing a diverse group of agile government professionals in various levels of government and industry, has grown to over 900 members.
The updated Agile Government Handbook gives an overview of the history, best practices, current state, and future direction of agile in the public sector.