Army must move 'at the speed of business,' rethink capability delivery, acting secretary says
The U.S. Army will move at "the speed of business," not the speed of government, acting Army Secretary Adam R. Telle told a major military conference Monday as he doubled down on the Trump administration's ambitious plan to fundamentally overhaul how America's largest military service innovates and operates in the 21st century.
Acting Army Secretary Adam R. Telle announced that the U.S. Army will operate at “the speed of business” rather than the speed of government. This change is part of the Trump administration’s plan to fundamentally overhaul the Army’s innovation and operational methods. The goal is to modernize how America’s largest military service functions in the 21st century.
- The U.S. Army will operate at “the speed of business.”
- This approach contrasts with the “speed of government.”
- The change is driven by the Trump administration’s plan to overhaul Army innovation and operations.
- The overhaul aims to modernize the Army for the 21st century.
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