Disrupting Acquisition Blog
Middle Tier of Acquisition in 1991—and Why It Matters Today
Time passes, but what made the original Bunker Buster contract work in 1991 is what can make Middle Tier of Acquisition procurements work now.
The Increasingly Urgent Car Wreck
An urgent need isn’t no longer urgent just because some time has passed.
What Matters Now – Defense Acquisition
Applying Gary Hamel’s innovation training and culture lessons for DoD’s acquisition workforce.
Turning Fiscal Year End Moans into Better Plans
Make next fiscal year less painful and more efficient: assess your current fiscal year end to devise better contracts for next year.
Anonymous Innovator Series: Meet Mr. Possible
Fluency + Policy + Coffee = Innovation?! How to be innovative and move fast when everyone around you says ‘No,’ but the written authorities say ‘Yes’! Read the latest story in our Anonymous Innovator Series.
USD(A&S) Ellen Lord On Acquisition Reforms and Innovation
Key Takeaways from Ellen Lord’s press briefing on Acquisition Reform and Innovation.
Dr. Griffin Can Procure More of His Christmas List!
Dr. Griffin’s Top 10 technology focus areas have a friend in this seldom used statute. 10 USC 2373 expands to include telecommunications — and opens doors to easier, faster procurements.
Five Leading Business Strategies for Defense Innovation
Applying five key business insights from MIT’s biggest thinkers to defense acquisition offers promising opportunities.
Training in Caves, Not Silos
To be better at our acquisition jobs, we need to extend our training beyond silos.
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