Nicole Vargas believes the best ideas rarely come from one mind alone. By asking thoughtful questions, seeking out diverse perspectives and truly listening to others, she’s found that learning deepens and solutions become stronger.
The Naval Postgraduate School hosted its 23rd annual Acquisition Research Symposium and Innovation Summit on May 6–7, 2026, which brought together leaders and experts to explore innovations aimed at delivering capabilities to the warfighter faster and more effectively.
After a distinguished 38-year career in the U.S. Army, retired Lt. Gen. Neil Thurgood made the transition from active duty to the private sector. Read about his experience from being the director for the Army’s RCCTO to the private sector, sharing his insights into Army acquisition today.
Aaron Robertson-Majewski approaches each day as a gift, and each opportunity as a chance to grow, viewing challenges not with fear but as pathways to learning and progress.
DACM Hot Topics offers a monthly overview of timely educational and career resources for Army Acquisition professionals to enhance their career success.
DACM Hot Topics offers a monthly overview of timely educational and career resources for Army Acquisition professionals to enhance their career success.
Year Group 2024 participants graduate from the Leadership Excellence and Acquisition Development (LEAD) program.
DACM Hot Topics offers a monthly overview of timely educational and career resources for Army Acquisition professionals to enhance their career success.
Learn more about David Chin and his career advice to always be open to learning about as many aspects of your work as possible.
Joint Munitions Command is leveraging AI analytics to safeguard the Organic Industrial Base.
Integrating AI with continuous process improvement in the U.S. Army.
Why DAU credentials are essential for today’s acquisition professional.
Inside the development and adoption of AI chatbots—most notably, the Army’s new CamoGPT.
The Army Acquisition Workforce is entering a new era of efficiency and effectiveness.
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