PPBE Reform Commission的动态

Podcast Episode 92: Area Command: What Is It and When Do I Need It? When multiple related incidents occur, there will be a competition for resources. Effective management of those resources, and of the intelligence being reported from both incidents, requires information to flow upwards. The best way to manage this scenario is with Area Command. In today’s podcast, our panel discusses when Area Command is needed, what they do, and who is involved. #activeshooter #activeshooterpreparedness #publicsafety #incidentmanagement #activeshootertraining #rescuetaskforce #emergencypreparedness

One of my favorite people on one of my (newer) favorite podcasts. Y’all have to give this a listen. It’s critical that we use doctrine as a jumping off point and think, try, write about how it applies in various situations. I would offer the idea of battle networks (https://lnkd.in/ezX-byrF) as a framework to think about who needs to be in the nodes (hint: not all warfighting functions or Napoleonic staff members)

TUNE IN FOR CIO INSIGHTS ON AGILE Our CIO Michael Chappell recently participated in a podcast on "Doing Tech Better in Government" with the Advanced Technology ATARC (Advanced Technology Academic Research Center) Federal IT Newscast. Michael shared insights into navigating Agile technology adoption -- ?why getting it right the first time is crucial and how integrating external expertise can streamline modernization efforts, ensuring efficiency and success. #AgileArmy ?

When you see a gap in service you have a choice: shake your fist at it and wait for someone else to fix it, or step up and do something yourself. Watch the full episode now on YouTube! Comment "audio" or "video" below and we'll send you the link!! #10xYourTeam #veteranpodcast #veterans #service #purpose

This episode with Katelyn Rigle and Aubrey Gainfort really focuses on what small businesses need to know when it comes to Defense Contract Audit Agency and auditing. Check it out and let us know what you think!

Did you catch our episode with Katelyn Rigle and Aubrey Gainfort this week about breaking into the #GovCon space for #smallbusinesses and how to be prepared from a Defense Contract Audit Agency perspective? Check it out! ??

Data-driven talent management refers to the approach of using analytics and data to inform decisions in human resources and talent management. This method involves analyzing various data points to understand and predict employee behavior, performance, and potential, enabling more strategic and informed HR decisions. US Army COL Kris Saling sits down with Stephen Colon to discuss how data can be harnessed as a product to deliver innovative solutions for soldiers and the military. https://lnkd.in/eaZxpXTM

Words Mean Things The Army leader translates strategy into tactics, intent into guidance, and orders into action. Army officers must be excellent communicators across all modalities—written, oral, graphical, etc. The implications of being a poor communicator in our profession are not merely failing to broker a deal or making a fool of oneself, but involve life and death. For junior officers in particular, the most grievous consequences are likely not our own lives, but the lives of our Soldiers. Check out the many forms of communication on our website, including articles, podcasts, and book analyses.

I recently shared Steve Deal's RealClearDefense piece about the need for transformation to get to needed national security innovation, and how rethinking approaches to talent matter most for this. He talked about this on the Midrats podcast, and the discussion was really thoughtful and insightful. Some key things that struck me: - Making real change takes enough leaders, together, willing to bet real political capital. - The defense establishment needs much more talent with outside experience and perspectives. - Right now is the time for action. https://lnkd.in/gtfW-fad

Can you have significant increases in worker salaries without allowing the improved productivity that usually accompanies automation? That is what the ongoing negotiations between the International Longshoremen’s Association and the U.S. Maritime Alliance will have to hash out. In this week’s episode of the Art of Supply podcast, Kelly Barner covers the major issues on the table in the East and Gulf Coast port strike, as well as what remains to be settled before January. ?? https://lnkd.in/g_Vu-Ext #artofsupply #portstrike #supplychain