Welcome, Chris. 02:20
Chris’s career journey: Joined the army, his time in active duty, and his work with the Threat Reduction Agenecy.03:29
Going to Stratcom, the Missile Defense Agency, USSTRATCOM, and the Qlick Federal team.06:12
Defense industrial base manufacturers ensure supply chains because any issue can cause an immediate impact on real-world missions. 08:36
Experiencing 9/11 at a Superfund site and his unit’s work.10:26
Impactful things after 9/11: the communication expedition for data and communication between federal agencies and across different systems. 15:19
How do you measure interoperability: being able to communicate with the data in different mission sets. 19:51
Having everyone operating from a single source of truth is crucial. 21:50
How do we protect individual rights while protecting the sovereignty of the nation and society as a collective? 24:07
Importance of leadership in bringing data across the multitude of agencies systems and operational domains 30:32
Are we at a point where we can visualize information in these sort of ‘war rooms’ like in the movies? 34:05
Two driving forces are the functionals leading up by highlighting what we don't know and top parts of government leading down by saying, ‘This is where we have to get to.’ 36:30
Suicide and sexual harassment prevention examples. 39:13
Building teams around data and the role of the translator who sits between the data scientist and the business or mission owner. 44:21
From a leadership standpoint if you're going to lead up you want translators on your team. 46:18
Define success: what are you looking to achieve? 47:39
Chris’ AHA moment: Key thing to touch on in the future is data literacy. 49:39
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