Super Glue, Cheetos, and the Fine Art of Solving the Wrong Problem There is a peculiar magic to government research. You begin with a sober, urgent, taxpayer-funded problem—feed the troops, protect the troops, move supplies faster, save lives—and somewhere along the...
The use of generative artificial intelligence (AI) is quickly becoming nearly universal, and it has profoundly changed how law firms approach advanced problem-solving and strategic decision-making. From drafting internal memos to summarizing dense legal documents,...
Small technology companies often grow by using consultants, engineering firms, software developers, university researchers, prototype shops, and specialty subcontractors instead of hiring a full-time staff for every discipline. That approach is practical and often...
Companies that support the U.S. government are operating in an environment where legal, technical, cybersecurity, and national security obligations now intersect. A software company may begin with a commercial product and quickly find itself handling controlled...
