Center for Government Contracting Event Recap

Artificial Intelligence (AI) has the potential to revolutionize many commercial industries as well as defense. It is important, however, to examine the reality of AI in a use case that demonstrates the capability of the technology as well as the readiness of a DoD user to adopt it for a purpose that impacts military readiness.

William Roberts, Acquisitions Chief, Joint Artificial Intelligence Center, U.S. Department of Defense shares insights on the use of artificial intelligence.

Panel 2 focuses on acquisition and use of artificial intelligence from a government perspective.

Panel 1 focuses on acquisition and use of artificial intelligence from a government contracting perspective.

Symposium introduction.

Building on the Center report, Acquisition Next: A Playbook to Break the Industrial Age Paradigm, this conversation examines successful contracting methods for software-intensive programs.

In the first of a two-part series, this Center webinar focuses on three Program-Level Plays in the Acquisition Next Playbook: Adaptive Requirements, Continuous Market Research, and Master the Baseline.

In this recorded webinar from February 23, 2022, speakers discuss the past, present, and future of the SBIR program.

Other Transaction Authority is a valuable tool for government contracting. How do we ensure this innovative tool sticks? Watch the webinar on-demand

This webinar is in-depth discussion on the challenges of marketing innovative concepts and products to the armed forces. Center for Government Contracting Senior Fellows Stephanie Halcrow and James Hasik discuss Hasik's new book, Securing the MRAP: Lessons in Marketing and Military Procurement (Texas A&M University Press, 2020), followed by a panel discussion.