Monthly Archives: January 2015

Government Has Lost Its Technological Edge

Posted on January 28, 2015 by Dennis Drayer

The government has lost the ability to move the acquisition process along quickly enough to field the newest technologies before a counter-solution can be fielded. In this regard, the government is its own worst enemy. We have forgotten how to negotiate and compromise and work together to move something forward quickly. Technology left on the table because we are unable to navigate the acquisition risk management process is a real threat to our leading edge capabilities and national defense Continue reading →

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Wisdom and Advice As SecDef Hagel Departs – There Are Limits to Military Power

Posted on January 23, 2015 by Dennis Drayer

Stars & Stripes – Interview with SecDef Chuck Hagel is within days of looking in his rear view mirror at the Pentagon and offers advice that deserves a wise listen.  Military power has its limits.  Force alone cannot transform societies … Continue reading →

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Let’s Understand What the “Cloud” Is Really Changing

Posted on January 16, 2015 by Dennis Drayer

Mark Hurd is on target in How Cloud Computing is Revolutionizing Business, but let’s be honest — the cloud is really allowing someone else to own and manage the infrastructure that supports your data needs.  While there are variations on … Continue reading →

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