The Department of Commerce brought a real acquisition problem to the table at the National Law Enforcement Museum. Government staff and industry sat together for a day, and nobody was allowed to pitch.
Mixed seating from the start. Government people and industry people at the same tables, name tags on, coffee in hand, before anyone had said a word about procurement.Everyone in one room
Canvases out, markers uncapped. This is the part that separates a Collabolutions day from a conference: small tables, a real challenge, and a facilitator keeping the conversation honest.The work
Each table takes five minutes in front of the room. Canvas on the screen, no slides, and federal executives asking the questions they would ask for real.The pitch
Commitments with names and dates against them. The test of the day is simple: what exists now that did not exist yesterday.What we left with
