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Unwinding bureaucracy: Start of 2018 to see major Pentagon reform
In the next six weeks, the Pentagon will create a chief management officer, two new undersecretaries of defense, and deliver a budget.
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Trump’s National Security Strategy unveiled, with focus on economics
President Trump’s interest in the economy will drive decisions made in the National Security Strategy.
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Trump announces pick for nuclear weapons czar
The job includes filling the role of administrator for the National Nuclear Security Administration, a semiautonomous department within the Department of Energy
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Policy shift: DoD is pushing major program management back to the military
The Pentagon has handed over the majority of big defense projects for the Air Force to manage — a change from 30 years of policy.
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Here’s how Ellen Lord will reduce acquisition time by 50 percent
The Pentagon’s top acquisition official plans to cut the time for early lead procurement by 50 percent, with a future goal of compressing the timeline of request for proposals to contract on major defense acquisition programs from two and a half years down to about 12 months.
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Defense acquisition head: accountability, and perhaps firings, on the way
Ellen Lord is promising to hold people accountable if their programs go over budget.
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DoD acquisition head: It’s time to halt some legacy programs
Ellen Lord, the undersecretary of defense for acquisition, technology and logistics, said the building is having “very difficult discussions” with the Hill about pivoting away from some programs in order to redirect funding to more vital systems.
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A digital migraine? How the Americas can step up cybersecurity strategies
Developing joint cyber policies for all the American nations is a major challenge, even without Chinese and Russian activities in the region.
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How CYBERCOM’s efforts against ISIS have changed
U.S. Cyber Command is shifting its digital approach to the Islamic State group, using what one general calls the “totality of the U.S. government’s capabilities.”
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Should other nations be worried about Cyber Command’s latest status?
When President Trump elevated CYBERCOM to full combatant command status, it marked a final acknowledgement that cyber is a vital component of American war fighting.
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Unwinding bureaucracy: Start of 2018 to see major Pentagon reform
In the next six weeks, the Pentagon will create a chief management officer, two new undersecretaries of defense, and deliver a budget.
-
Trump’s National Security Strategy unveiled, with focus on economics
President Trump’s interest in the economy will drive decisions made in the National Security Strategy.
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Trump announces pick for nuclear weapons czar
The job includes filling the role of administrator for the National Nuclear Security Administration, a semiautonomous department within the Department of Energy
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Policy shift: DoD is pushing major program management back to the military
The Pentagon has handed over the majority of big defense projects for the Air Force to manage — a change from 30 years of policy.
-
Here’s how Ellen Lord will reduce acquisition time by 50 percent
The Pentagon’s top acquisition official plans to cut the time for early lead procurement by 50 percent, with a future goal of compressing the timeline of request for proposals to contract on major defense acquisition programs from two and a half years down to about 12 months.
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Defense acquisition head: accountability, and perhaps firings, on the way
Ellen Lord is promising to hold people accountable if their programs go over budget.
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DoD acquisition head: It’s time to halt some legacy programs
Ellen Lord, the undersecretary of defense for acquisition, technology and logistics, said the building is having “very difficult discussions” with the Hill about pivoting away from some programs in order to redirect funding to more vital systems.
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A digital migraine? How the Americas can step up cybersecurity strategies
Developing joint cyber policies for all the American nations is a major challenge, even without Chinese and Russian activities in the region.
-
How CYBERCOM’s efforts against ISIS have changed
U.S. Cyber Command is shifting its digital approach to the Islamic State group, using what one general calls the “totality of the U.S. government’s capabilities.”
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Should other nations be worried about Cyber Command’s latest status?
When President Trump elevated CYBERCOM to full combatant command status, it marked a final acknowledgement that cyber is a vital component of American war fighting.
-
Unwinding bureaucracy: Start of 2018 to see major Pentagon reform
In the next six weeks, the Pentagon will create a chief management officer, two new undersecretaries of defense, and deliver a budget.
-
Trump’s National Security Strategy unveiled, with focus on economics
President Trump’s interest in the economy will drive decisions made in the National Security Strategy.
-
Trump announces pick for nuclear weapons czar
The job includes filling the role of administrator for the National Nuclear Security Administration, a semiautonomous department within the Department of Energy
-
Policy shift: DoD is pushing major program management back to the military
The Pentagon has handed over the majority of big defense projects for the Air Force to manage — a change from 30 years of policy.
-
Here’s how Ellen Lord will reduce acquisition time by 50 percent
The Pentagon’s top acquisition official plans to cut the time for early lead procurement by 50 percent, with a future goal of compressing the timeline of request for proposals to contract on major defense acquisition programs from two and a half years down to about 12 months.
-
Defense acquisition head: accountability, and perhaps firings, on the way
Ellen Lord is promising to hold people accountable if their programs go over budget.
-
DoD acquisition head: It’s time to halt some legacy programs
Ellen Lord, the undersecretary of defense for acquisition, technology and logistics, said the building is having “very difficult discussions” with the Hill about pivoting away from some programs in order to redirect funding to more vital systems.
-
A digital migraine? How the Americas can step up cybersecurity strategies
Developing joint cyber policies for all the American nations is a major challenge, even without Chinese and Russian activities in the region.
-
How CYBERCOM’s efforts against ISIS have changed
U.S. Cyber Command is shifting its digital approach to the Islamic State group, using what one general calls the “totality of the U.S. government’s capabilities.”
-
Should other nations be worried about Cyber Command’s latest status?
When President Trump elevated CYBERCOM to full combatant command status, it marked a final acknowledgement that cyber is a vital component of American war fighting.
