Modernizing Government Planning
Within each of these planning processes, as planners define requirements, they need to define what their performance measures are and ask themselves how am I going to drive effectiveness in the organization?
Decision Lens is blazing the path modernizing how government prioritizes, plans, and funds. Our efforts have seen us recognized by the media, earned us multiple awards, and most importantly won the respect of our customers.
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One of our selected agencies—GSA—met this leading practice by employing a software tool—Decision Lens—to determine which projects would provide the most benefit for its portfolio in exchange for investment at different funding levels.
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Modernized its requirements collection from a Sharepoint-based manual, non-collaborative approach to an automated, transparent system for a more complete view of projects with statuses, access to up-to-date data and a way to prioritize and score.
A DoD agency is modernizing its approach with Decision Lens. It has transformed to managing and prioritizing its medical facilities using up-to-date data and purpose built visualizations to optimize healthcare needs to support a Ready Medical Force.
The office was looking to improve its 2-year Army Marketing Plan (AMP). It will is leveraging Decision Lens to modernize how it is gathering, managing, and prioritizing the requirements to formulate its budget. The result is more effective spend on what matters most.
Navy Agency has streamlined Supplier Development project selection and prioritization with Decision Lens, achieving improved decision making, transparency and defensibility in its industrial base investments.
The agency was seeking a powerful tool to enable them to track savings and reallocate harvested funds to a prioritized list of Unfunded Requirements (UFRs). Quickly they were able to track $220M in savings and eeallocate $26M in harvestable savings to UFRs
Within each of these planning processes, as planners define requirements, they need to define what their performance measures are and ask themselves how am I going to drive effectiveness in the organization?
For the DoD to successfully adopt the JADC2 framework, it must modernize data processes to bolster collaboration and improve decision-making.
Agencies need to adopt a continuous planning framework that relies on automation to let the government keep adjusting its assumptions based on an everchanging set of facts and data.
As the world speeds up, America cannot sustain today’s brute force approach to resource allocation, budgeting, and planning
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