It kind suggests that maybe some of what they do isn't that necessary and a 10% staff cut not so bad?

I looked on their website and it says they do digital.gov, and on that site there is stuff like

>An introduction to digital governance. Understand how and why to implement digital governance

>Case study At the General Services Administration (GSA), we operate a Digital Experience Executive Board, supported by an agency-wide Digital Council. The Board is composed of senior executives who provide high-level direction, and Council members coordinate implementation of digital initiatives within their business line. We also have an Enterprise Digital Experience team to coordinate enterprise improvements to our agency’s digital experience. Read more about digital governance at GSA.

>We also defined the work of a website manager and identified one website manager for each digital property at GSA. Then, we updated their position descriptions... https://digital.gov/resources/an-introduction-to-digital-gov...

It doesn't sound that lean and mean.

I think they probably should have given it a sentence or two. Apparently the GSA does operational things like leasing office space for other agencies, purchasing supplies, buying vehicles, etc.