GSA will use Tomoye software for the CIO Council
September 02, 2005
The United States General Services Administration’s Office of Technology Strategy (OTS), has purchased Tomoye Corporation's online community of practice software. OTS supports the government-wide collaboration of the Federal Chief Information Officers Council (CIOC), whose members manage billions of dollars in annual Federal IT expenditures. Tomoye software will be used to discuss issues and challenges outside of regularly scheduled meetings, promote stakeholder participation, and share documents internally as well as externally.
Online communities of practice are an important part of the US Government’s "e-Gov initiative." Director of Sales at Tomoye, John Martin, states, "We are extremely happy to have been chosen by the GSA to support this project. It is quite exciting to know that every CIO in the US Government will have a chance to use our software. We know that this initiative will be extremely successful."