Prodacity

Dan Ward on what 400 years of failed flying machines teach GovTech about the future: study failure, build scenarios, collect signals, keep in touch.

Bryon Kroger introduces the Outcome Factory: why 87% of large government IT projects fail on outcomes and how AI compresses delivery toward real time.

Steven Pereira on flow engineering: simple value stream maps that find the real constraint across teams and turn it into a roadmap, with no stale artifact.

Russ Miles on the Living Harness: what leaders must know about agents that forget, and how to build the habitat that keeps AI code from drifting.

Jonathan Mostowski on why compliance eats mission: labor-hour contracts buy best effort rather than outcomes, and how to bring contracting officers along.

Bryan Guinn on SBIR Phase III: why proven tech stalls at "how do we buy it," and how Phase III authority moves it to production without a new competition.

Chris Hughes on AI's dual-use imperative: exploits now cost a dollar and 15 minutes, and security has to move at the speed of the software it protects.