Feb 6 marks the next deadline in the Obama administration's open government directive, the date by which agencies must have a new Web page up and running.
The pages, hosted at www.[agency].gov/open, provide space for public feedback on each agency's open government plan and the quality and prioritization of information released. Several agencies already have launched their sites, including:
- Office of Personnel Management
- Homeland Security
- State
- Agriculture
- Housing and Urban Development
- Energy
- Education
In Wednesday's Open for Questions session, Federal Chief Information Officer Vivek Kundra also announced the impending launch of a new dashboard that will rate the performance of each agency against the open government directive.
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