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Federal missions are evolving faster than traditional software development cycles can keep up. As agencies modernize, they need systems that can scale, adapt, and deliver new capabilities at the pace of demand. That’s where AI changes the game. Clark Spencer breaks down how generative AI is transforming the SDLC by enabling government to build the right thing, the first time, at scale. With AI embedded end-to-end, agencies can: - Evaluate COTS options and choose the best mission fit - Automatically generate and refine requirements based on user feedback - Prototype and test at speed - Deploy secure, compliant environments without the delays - Continuously evolve through AI-driven iteration Federal leaders need an AI-enabled process that keeps mission systems ready for what comes next. https://lnkd.in/eUmvgpma

Digital modernization isn’t a roadmap anymore, it’s a reckoning. Federal missions are being constrained by systems built for another era. The agencies that win the future will be the ones that modernize before the mission demands it — not after. LMI is releasing a new deep dive on what it takes to modernize in 2025 and beyond, with a framework for building systems that move at the speed mission demands. If modernization is now the baseline, advantage belongs to those who execute it right. Explore the deep dive from Keith Rodgers and Brian Tonge: https://lnkd.in/eU6fBzqh

In partnership with the US Army, we built ATIS to streamline operations, enhance readiness, and modernize mission execution. Proud to deliver and engineered to move faster.

Following yesterday’s announcement, we’re sharing a closer look at the work behind ATIS — how we built it with the Army, for the Army, and how it’s now scaling across the entire force. See how the platform streamlines training and drives readiness: https://lnkd.in/ezx9rA5D // US Army //

Built in partnership with the US Army, the Army Training Information System (ATIS) is being deployed across the entire force: https://lnkd.in/epV-BExZ This enterprise modernization effort is transforming how the Army trains, schedules, and records training data at the individual and unit level, removing silos and reducing time away from the mission.

More than half of provider directory entries are wrong, costing the healthcare system $2.76B annually while delaying critical patient care. Christen Smith explains how existing solutions and input from end users can change provider directories from a compliance burden into a strategic asset for care coordination, fraud detection, and public health. The promise of a national provider directory starts with data accuracy.

We’re heading to the Spacepower Conference in a few weeks, bringing the tools shaping faster, more resilient space operations. Stop by our booth to meet the team and get hands-on with our platforms. On Dec. 12 at 8:30 AM, Dr. Mark Eddings, LMI’s Space Market Lead, joins General Stephen Whiting, Commander, U.S. Space Command, in a fireside chat to discuss commercial partnerships, space sustained maneuver, and the operational capabilities needed to stay ahead. Let’s talk about what’s next: https://lnkd.in/eSKFy9Ds

What does it take to deploy mission technology at commercial speed, without compromising security or control? In the federal space, COTS platforms promise faster modernization and lower costs. But straight lift-and-shift rarely works. Agencies need more than a one-time drop of capability. They need sustained partnership, compliance, and resilience to meet their requirements. At #AWSreInvent, LMI Chief Technology Officer Jared S. will share how to bridge the gap between commercial innovation and federal reality in his session - The Federal Fast Lane: Deploying Mission Technology at Commercial Speed. Success isn’t about skipping customization, it’s about finding the right balance between speed, trust, and sustainability. Catch the session live at AWS re:Invent on December 2 at 4:30 PM in the Partner Experience Pavilion. https://lnkd.in/eFYcMCx6

“When you have government operators that are hesitating to take a mission-critical action because they’re not trusting the outputs of AI, that’s a loss of mission speed.” Speaking with Fed Gov Today at the Google Public Sector Summit, Christen Smith explained that transparency in AI is essential to ensure decisionmakers can trust their tools and employ them safely.