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Defense Partnerships: Documenting Trends and Emerging Topics for Action
by Samuel Bendett
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| March 1, 2015
Defense Partnerships: Documenting Trends and Emerging Topics for Action
By Samuel Bendett
Defense Horizons 78
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Further integration along with a shared forum for common procedures, roadblocks, and solution sets will help inform and address public-private, public-public (P4) functional stovepiping and specialized P4 success in the Department of Defense (DOD).
There is a need for formal capture of enterprise-wide best practices and lessons observed.
DOD personnel have significant training and competency in their specific career field, but there appears to be a need to either integrate or identify P4 subspecialties to develop P4 through the ranks.
Cross-Service collaboration and interagency planning, tiger-teaming, and convening non-DOD stakeholders with DOD counterparts will support P4s both at a project level and an enterprise level.
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