Question 1

How does the Digital Transformation Initiative relate to the AFMC Digital Campaign?

Accepted Answer

This initiative is an evolution of the Digital Campaign, expanded to include the broader Air and Space Force acquisition and sustainment communities, other internal government stakeholders, and external partners. We’re leveraging Digital Campaign resources in our guidance.

Question 2

Who determined the Digital Transformation Initiative priorities?

Accepted Answer

Building on insights surfaced by core members of the DTO team as well as DAF acquisition and Digital Campaign leadership, we collected input from over 250 Airmen and Guardians over the past several months. After synthesizing these perspectives, we assessed how they matched up with Department-wide objectives to refine our strategic priorities

Question 3

Why doesn't this initiative have a strategic priority dedicated to process improvement?

Accepted Answer

Process improvement will certainly be an important aspect of this initiative. Because it factors into each of our existing five strategic priorities, we plan to address it in this context rather than break it out separately. Where possible, we&#8217;ll also leverage broader DoD efforts focused on process improvement, and will explore ways to enhance them through digital technologies and practices.

Question 4

How will projects be funded?

Accepted Answer

Many of the projects we’re focused on are already funded through their respective organizations—we’re simply helping them optimize and connect with one another. In cases where projects have high potential to scale and make a significant impact in achieving Department-wide objectives, DTO matching investments may be available. The DTO and other digital champions will continue to pursue and secure funding for enterprise-wide digital enablers. Stay tuned for more info on the Digital Fund in the coming weeks.

Question 5

How and when will working groups be formed to kick off projects? How can I express my interest in joining or leading a working group?

Accepted Answer

To get involved in an existing strategic priority or working group, please complete our engagement form. We also encourage you to connect with the lead point of contact published here [hyperlink to priorities page]. Opportunities will be based on relevant expertise and bandwidth. The DTO team will follow up with you to confirm alignment and inform you of next steps. We anticipate working groups will be mobilized in March/April 2022.
In the meantime, you can join the community of digital doers by signing up [hyperlink] to receive emails, and by following us on LinkedIn and Twitter.

Question 6

Has leadership endorsed this effort? If so, how do you expect their involvement to impact the project review and approval process?

Accepted Answer

Leadership has fully endorsed the DTO vision and priorities. We’re currently working with leaders to create streamlined processes that will help working groups move quickly and bypass bureaucracy.

Question 7

How can external partners get involved in this initiative?

Accepted Answer

We’re eager to engage current and potential partners as we build out this initiative, and will share more information on opportunities for collaboration in the coming weeks.

Question 8

When will you share a roadmap for the initiative, outlining anticipated milestones over the next ~12 months?

Accepted Answer

Once working groups are mobilized in March/April 2022, we’ll begin developing a coordinated roadmap reflecting anticipated milestones for priority projects. Sign up [hyperlink] to receive emails with updates on our progress.

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