Disrupting Acquisition Blog
The Pentagon’s Missing Whiteboards
The lack of whiteboards in Pentagon conference rooms crushes innovative thinking and productivity.
What’s So Great About MTA’s? (Part 1)
There’s a lot to like in the new Middle Tier of Acquisition policy. Let’s take a look at a few highlights.
What Have You Delivered?
Delivering capabilities that improve operations is the ultimate measure of success for an acquisition organization.
20 Defense Contracting Things to Watch in 2020
20 Defense Contracting-related areas to watch in the next year–tools, ideas, work-arounds, statute expansions, disruption of Federal Acquisition practices.
Take the (Acquisition) Fast Lane
Acquisition professionals need to adopt new mindsets and explore every opportunity to drive in the fast lane.
Speed: How Leaders Accelerate Successful Execution
How acquisition leaders can successfully accelerate programs and organizations.
You Should Make A Video
How video tutorials can be a gamechanger for navigating defense acquisition pathways.
Repeatability: DoD Innovation in a World of Constant Change
Acquisition executives and practitioners should focus relentlessly on simplicity, focus, and repeatability to enable mission success.
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.
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