Inside the Pentagon Chief Editor Tony Bertuca and Managing Editor Justin Doubleday discuss the top stories from the Department of Defense. Topics on this edition of the Pentagon Beat include: developments with the AT&L restructuring, Oracle’s JEDI cloud protest, the ban on GPS-enabled devices for deployed troops, and the new head of the Strategic Capabilities […]
Peter Levine, senior research fellow at the Institute for Defense Analyses, David Berteau, President & CEO of the Professional Services Council and John Young Jr., principal at JY Strategies, LLC, discuss the split of the Pentagon’s AT&L office, and what the two new organizations will be responsible for.
Ben FitzGerald, director of the Office of Strategy & Design at the Department of Defense, discusses the reorganization efforts at DoD, and writing guidance on the proper use of Other Transaction Authority.
In late 2017, the Department of Defense announced that the Acquisition, Technology and Logistics office would be split into two separate offices. The Senate recently confirmed two undersecretaries for the new offices, but the current heads say that not much will change for a few months. “The key thing that had to be in […]
Gen. Norton Schwartz (USAF, ret.), president and CEO of Business Executives for National Security, discusses the hurdles to successful reorganization of AT&L.
Tony Bertuca, chief editor at Inside the Pentagon, Jason Miller, executive editor at Federal News Radio, and Tom Shoop, editor-in-chief at Government Executive Media Group, discuss the week’s biggest headlines.
Frank Kendall, former Under Secretary of Defense for acquisition, technology and logistics, discusses the Pentagon’s announcement of its plan to split the role of the Under Secretary of Defense for acquisition, technology and logistics into two smaller roles – the under secretary of defense for research and engineering, and under secretary of defense for acquisition […]
Vago Muradian, editor of the Defense & Aerospace Report, discusses the Pentagon’s decision to split their undersecretary of defense for acquisition, technology and logistics (AT&L) role into two positions.
