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Executive Leader | Tech+Policy Analyst | Researcher & Innovator | Data Scientist | PhD in Engineering Physics

New case study reveals how the U.S. Army's 18th Airborne Corps developed the capability to increase targeting efficiency—rivaling the best in recent history—with 2,000 fewer soldiers. In "Building the Tech Coalition," Emelia Probasco examines lessons learned on how to integrate tech quickly and make it work for military needs. I really liked the discussion of the following points: 1. The critical role of "trilingual" leaders fluent in tech, operations, and acquisition 2. The game-changing value of embedding engineers with operators 3. The necessity of flexible contracting and rapid iteration The paper offers actionable recommendations for the DOD to foster similar innovations with real operational impact. Read the full report: https://lnkd.in/eXyqU4ds

Building the Tech Coalition | Center for Security and Emerging Technology

Building the Tech Coalition | Center for Security and Emerging Technology

https://cset.georgetown.edu

Steve Carter

Principal at Carter Consulting

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It's wonderful to see the sclerotic bureaucracy in DOD support or at least allow innovations like this. Here's hoping we see a lot more like this!

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