Acquisition Management

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Technical Paper | January 2019 Challenge-Based Acquisition, 4th Edition When a viable solution is demonstrated in operational-like conditions, the Government needs a streamlined process to swiftly procure it. ChBA offers one such approach to greater acquisition efficiency.
Project Story | November 2018 Days of the Roundtable: Jousting with Big Challenges in Data Analytics The Analytic Technology Industry Roundtable enables commercial vendors and government leaders to advance the technologies that power vital data analytics systems. The Roundtable-developed Analysis Exchange is the newest result of this collaboration.
Technical Paper | August 2018 Deliver Uncompromised: A Strategy for Supply Chain Security and Resilience in Response to the Changing Character of War The nature of warfare is changing, bringing new threats to the defense supply chain that must be addressed. This report examines options that span legislation and regulation, policy and adminis¬tration, acquisition and oversight, programs and technology.
Technical Paper | July 2018 Predictive Analytics in Child Welfare: Considerations in Contracting Vendors for Predictive Analytics An increasing number of child welfare agencies are considering using predictive analytics. This document contains guiding principles to help inform agency staff who may need to contract for development and/or execution of a predictive analytics model.
Project Story | March 2017 Developing the "Google Maps" of Federal Acquisition Accelerating the learning curve for federal acquisition professionals is just one of the benefits of AiDA, MITRE's new digital platform. It explores how federal agencies could acquire systems and services faster and more efficiently.
Technical Paper | October 2016 Slow Defense Acquisitions Cost Lives Unless we make a dramatic shift in how we field advanced capabilities, there may soon be regions of the globe where the U.S. is not the preeminent military power, endangering national security and costing lives. This paper addresses these key issues.
Technical Paper | February 2016 Data Center Energy Efficiency Technologies and Methodologies The goal of this study is to examine the technologies and related technology management methodologies commercial companies use to improve the energy efficiency of their data centers and identify the most promising ones that DoD DC operators could use.
Technical Paper | September 2015 Cloud SLA Considerations for the Government Consumer This July 2015 report includes a canvassing of the latest published literature and the results of a technical information exchange with over 50 MITRE representatives supporting federal government sponsors with Cloud implementations.
Technical Paper | May 2014 Agile and Adaptive IT Ecosystem, Results, Outlook, and Recommendations The paper builds on earlier findings and reports the results of efforts to create an "agile and adaptive ecosystem" (AAE) throughout the Department of Defense. It also presents initial recommendations on guidance, policy, and material development for AAE.
Technical Paper | February 2014 Supply Chain Attack Framework and Attack Patterns This paper details a study that addresses supply chain attacks relevant to Department of Defense acquisition program planning. MITRE compiled sets of data sources previously unavailable and generated a list of attack patterns related to supply chain risk.

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