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Specialist’s winning idea in Army innovation challenge will ‘save time and money’
"His innovation is simple, it makes sense, the equipment is already on hand, and it will save time and money.”
Why Is Military Innovation So Hard?
A full replica of a Tyrannosaurus Rex skeleton stands in the entrance of Google Corporation's headquarters in Mountain View, California....
3 Ideas For Fostering Innovation In Your Workplace
Innovation is a skill that service members and veterans can develop with training. It’s not genius, luck, or unique to...
A Simple 3-Step Plan For Fostering Military Innovation
In the same way that service members and veterans train to become better soldiers, sailors, airmen, or Marines, they can...
The Misconception About Innovation In The Military
In his 1967 work “Inside Bureaucracy,” Anthony Downs gives the Law of Increasing Conserverism, which states, “In every bureau, there...
The Military Needs To Promote Innovation From Within, Not Import It From The Private Sector
In a May interview with the Washington Post, retired Gen. Stanley McChrystal recommended the military place corporate superstars into military...
5 Ways New Leaders Can Change The Military For The Better
It seems almost everyone thinks they’re the smartest and most innovative person in the room. Oftentimes, the same people who...
A Modern Military Needs To Embrace Modern Standards Of Innovation
Throughout the Cold War, the Department of Defense was on the cutting edge of technological development. It was an integral...