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Gov. Greg Abbott has appointed Keith Halman, Chief Information Officer of the Texas Tech University System, to the Texas Department of Information Resources' (DIR) Governing Board. Congratulations to Keith Halman on this recent achievement! For further details on his appointment, you can refer to the article from the Office of Texas Governor Greg Abbott below. #DIRisIT #TexasTech #OfficeOfTheGovernor #ITLeadership

Comments by Hon. Dr. William A. LaPlante, Under Secretary of Defense for Acquisition and Sustainment begin at just more than forty minutes into this excellent panel discussion.

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Our very own Tansley Stearns sat down to dive into the recent article we shared with CUInsight.com: "5 Steps to Find Out What's Missing from Your Strategy." Discovering the intersection between running and the meaning of leading a sustainable pace into 2024 - one we can set together: https://lnkd.in/g6YiP8Fd.

💡 Read our interview with political scientist, systems designer, and a top-ranked GJP superforecaster, Regina Joseph. https://lnkd.in/dAWhhsPK This post is part of a series introducing the remarkable individuals featured in the first issue of NECE Magazine. Learn more here: https://lnkd.in/euawtzUt

🚀 Exciting Times in Federal Contracting! 🚀 As we dive into “silly season”, I can't help but feel a surge of excitement and anticipation! This time of year presents an incredible opportunity for businesses to showcase their capabilities and win valuable federal contracts that help shape our military’s critical infrastructure. Federal contracting is not just about securing contracts; it's about making a meaningful impact. By partnering with government agencies, we contribute to vital projects that enhance communities, support national interests, and drive innovation. The bidding process may be competitive, but it’s also a chance for collaboration, strategy, and creativity. With each proposal, we have the opportunity to demonstrate our unique strengths and how we can meet the needs of our federal partners. Here’s to a successful bid season filled with new opportunities and exciting challenges ahead! 💼✨ #FederalContracting #BidSeason #Opportunities #Collaboration #Innovation #DHA #USACE

Great advice from the S&T Director.

“To speed military technology and reduce lead times I suggest the following simple reforms; in order of importance: “First: Make power coincide with competence; recognize that ‘pure’ administrative capability alone does not fit a man to direct complex technical work performed by highly trained professionals; that even a technically trained manager needs time to familiarize himself with the work; short assignments must therefore be avoided. “Second: Make power coincide with responsibilities; hold men all along the line responsible for the directions they give; keep managers of technical projects in office long enough so they can be judged by their success or failure. “Third: Recognize that routines do not give rise to new ideas and technical developments; therefore creative workers should be freed from unnecessary routines; recognize that such freedom is essential if they are to do their work and does not constitute a pampering of eggheads. “Fourth: Change the administrative structure to permit technical experts the right to their own professional judgement; unless this professional right is preserved, such men are degraded to the status of mere technicians and technicians will not win us the race with the Russians. “Above all, in this period of danger to our country, let not devotion to the “ways of the organization” hold back capable professional men with creative ability. Superior intellect is essential to all organizations, none more than to a democratic [state]” ADM H.G. Rickover, “Intellect in Democracy,” Anniversary Dinner of the American Nobel Anniversary Committee, Waldorf Astoria, New York City, January 8, 1961.