126 A FRAMEWORK FOR IT
ACC governance process aligns information technology requirements, resources
130 NOT QUI TE A DONE DE A L
How the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has tackled the overdue closeout of contingency contracts
134 BRE A KING IT DOWN
How stratified sampling of a bill of materials can help determine pricing for large government buys
CRITICAL THINKING
138 AN ANTHROPOLOGIC A L E YE ON THE SOLDIER
Intel’s Genevieve Bell looks at technology from a different perspective
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EFFICIENCIES 146 QUA L I T Y CONTROL, CLOSE UP
PEO Ammunition independent audits focus on quality management systems to ensure compliance with materials and requirements
152 THE POWER OF L SS
PM ITS leverages Lean Six Sigma to implement alternate energy options for sensors
156 MYTH BUST ED
PEO STRI dispels doubts about industry days to achieve closer communication, more responsive acquisition
160 GET T ING GOOD DATA
PARCA makes strides in identifying what’s useful from myriad reporting requirements
165 DOLL ARS & SENSE
Tracking ASA(ALT)’s efforts to identify and meet cost-saving and cost-avoidance goals
COMMENTARY 166 PROFESSIONA L TO THE CORE
Growing the Army Acquisition Workforce, in numbers and skills
170 L ANDWA RNET SYNERGY From installation to tactical edge
DEPARTMENTS 175 SPOTLIGHT
178 CAREER CORNER 192 FOR THE RECORD 194 OFF THE SHELF 196 THEN & NOW
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