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It is imperative that the United States—government and private companies alike—begin using its inherent innovative spirit to think exponentially and develop technologies that will save time, dollars and lives while defeating the nation's adversaries, said Adm. Harry Harris, USN, commander of U.S. Pacific Command. Exponential thinking were the buzzwords of his address and the cornerstone of what likely will help define the future of the U.S. military, he shared at West 2017. But getting there requires the powers that be to break paradigms that will take military forces to the next level.

The answer to breaking the federal information technology status quo might be adopting a different operating model.

Elite forces need innovators to solve hard problems.

Maintaining a military technology lead is a double-edged sword that also can be blunted.

Demand for cloud-based cybersecurity may quicken the CBII program.

Officials aim to demonstrate the benefits of the Internet of Things for troops.