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Defense Acquisition in the Biden Administration

Defense acquisition policy has undergone significant reform over the past several years. The Biden administration will likely focus on implementing those reforms as it prioritizes developing emerging technologies and achieving domestic policy goals.

February 12, 2021 — Rhys McCormick
Opinion / Acquisition

Bad Idea: Overly Focusing on Speed in Development and Acquisition

The Department of Defense is prioritizing speed in its acquisitions and development strategy. However, fixating on speed could lead to issues with program management, sustainment, and other areas.

December 15, 2020 — Jonathan P. Wong
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Opinion / Acquisition, Budget, Forces

Bad Idea: Failing to Think on the Margins of the Defense Budget

Defense budgeting discussions frequently feature all-or-nothing thinking. But considering the marginal costs and benefits of additional spending can lead to better spending decisions.

December 1, 2020 — Justin Joffrion
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