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The PPBE process in the US, while intended to unify strategy and budget, has become overly rigid, bureaucratic, and unproductive. As a result, the US military must transform its approach to fund emerg...
Decision Lens
The American Society of Military Comptrollers (ASMC) and Guidehouse present “All Things Financial Management,” a podcast series centered on topics of interest to the financial management community in ...
Guidehouse
The keystone of the Department of Defense’s institutional architecture is not acquisition, but rather the budgeting process. While there have been dozens of acquisition reform efforts, the budgeting p...
AEI
The current defense budgeting system requires bold reforms to strengthen U.S. national security going forward. Effectively reforming a sixty-year-old process with many competing interests and prioriti...
MITRE
This paper explores the wisdom of the traditional budget process based on organization rather than program. It proposes a 21st century agenda for budget reform, including specific examples of how pro-...
George Mason Center for Government Contracting School of Business
A year after being sworn in, the Commissioners have chosen to provide this additional Status Update, which contains no recommendations but does summarize the Commission’s activities and efforts comple...
The PPBE Reform Commission
As a congressionally directed commission begins work on recommendations for reforming the Planning, Programming, Budgeting, and Execution (PPBE) process, experts weigh in on how it should prioritize a...
Heritage Foundation
With a budget of over $700 billion per year, the US Department of Defense (DoD) represents the largest discretionary spending agency in the federal government. Attempting to allocate and coordinate th...
IBM Center for The Business of Government
This report examines the fiscal year (FY) 2023 defense budget request and assesses whether it sufficiently resources what was known of the Biden administration’s national defense strategy when the bud...
Center for a New American Security
Embracing and orchestrating an ever-changing, diverse mixture of software is the key to competitive technical advantage in an era of ubiquitous computing and data.
Hudson Institute
Technological superiority is a key element of the U.S. military’s strength and advantage over its competitors.
RAND Corporation
Serious reform is the patient work of many years, with an emphasis on what can be stopped, sunsetted, or eliminated.
AEI
The defense budget is burdened with a significant and increasing number of programs and activities that do not produce military capability.
AEI
The US Department of Defense (DoD) needs to accelerate the adoption of cutting-edge technology from the leading edge of the commercial and defense sectors.
Atlantic Council
The new MDBS no longer relies on lengthy, static, and parochial planning and programming processes.
MITRE Corporation
The Commission on Planning, Programming, Budgeting, and Execution (PPBE) Reform has found through its research and interviews that while the current PPBE system has its strengths, significant improvem...
The PPBE Reform Commission
This Interim Report identifies potential recommendations as well as actions that can be implemented now.
The PPBE Reform Commission
Reform that removes barriers is more important than efforts to add layers of new rules, organizations, or manpower to the Defense Department.
Hoover Institution
In this volume, the first of four, RAND researchers conduct case studies of the budgeting processes of China and Russia, the two near-peer competitors.
RAND Corporation
In this second volume of four reports on this subject, RAND researchers conduct case studies of the defense budgeting processes of Australia, Canada, and the United Kingdom (UK).
RAND Corporation
This report presents case studies of PPBE functions in the U.S. DHS, HHS, NASA, and ODNI agencies to provide insights for improving the DoD's PPBE processes.
RAND Corporation
This executive summary distills key insights from a series of case studies of budgeting processes across nine comparative organizations, as detailed in three companion volumes.
RAND Corporation
'We are recommending significant reform to bring the Department’s resourcing into the 21st century.'
The PPBE Reform Commission
Volume 5 analyzes the defense budgeting processes of additional allied and partner nations (France, Germany, Japan, Singapore, and Sweden).
RAND Corporation
Volume 6, analyzes the budgeting processes of two additional U.S. federal agencies other than DoD.
RAND Corporation
This executive summary distills key insights from a series of case studies of budgeting processes across seven comparative organizations, as detailed Volumes 5 and 6.
RAND Corporation
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