Keeping Veterans and Active Duty Personnel Healthy and Productive at Work: The Key is an Active Workspace

Many veterans and active duty personnel work in an office or educational environment where they’re likely to spend a lot of time at a desk. Productivity is a top priority for these highly-skilled and motivated employees as they’re often trained in multiple disciplines and tasked with a range of responsibilities. With regular fitness assessments and possible service-related injuries to contend with, they’re also focused on health, wellness, and pain relief. That’s why active workspace solutions that encourage movement, collaboration and productivity are a perfect fit for any veteran or active duty personnel who wants to stay healthy and pain-free so they can perform at their best.

Achieving acquisition agility in the intelligence community

Acquisition agility is one of the six foundational priorities outlined by the Office of the Director of National Intelligence (ODNI) in its recently released IC2025 Vision and Foundational Priorities. This vision mirrors the President’s Management Agenda, which directs agencies to not only strengthen the program management capabilities of the acquisition workforce but to also have the acquisitions themselves become more flexible and agile.
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