Government Efficiency Boost: The Launch of the Department of DOGE Under New Executive Order

In a significant move on January 21st, COINOTAG News reported that the U.S. President has initiated an executive order to launch the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE). This new department aims to enhance governmental productivity by harnessing cutting-edge federal technology and software solutions. A key change includes the rebranding of the United States Digital Service to the United States DOGE Service (USDS), thereby solidifying its role within the President’s Executive Office.

The executive order also outlines the creation of an Interim Organization overseen by a designated USDS Administrator, who will report directly to the White House Chief of Staff. This entity, known as the “United States DOGE Service Interim Organization,” will drive initiatives aligned with the President’s 18-month DOGE agenda, set to conclude on July 4, 2026. Importantly, the dissolution of this Interim Organization will not affect existing regulations or authorities.

Moreover, each federal agency is instructed to form a dedicated DOGE team comprising at least four members, including diverse roles such as Engineer and HR Specialist. Agency leaders are tasked with collaborating closely with the USDS Administrator to ensure effective execution of the DOGE agenda, emphasizing continuous improvement and streamlined government operations.