RGS
Associates, a leading change management consulting company focused on
supporting Federal Government Agencies, has been awarded a six-month
contract to provide strategic analysis services for the Army G-8
Quadrennial Defense Review office.
RGS
will provide research and analysis support to explore several strategic
issues facing the Army in the coming decades. Topics to be addressed
include combating WMD proliferation, force sizing and structure, the
Future Combat System, capitalizing on lessons learned, and roles and
missions of the Services. RGS has teamed with three experts from the
Massachusetts Institute of Technology's Security Studies Program to
allow the Army to leverage the latest strategic thinking from both the
academic and commercial worlds. All three members of the MIT team, Dr.
Harvey Sapolsky, Dr. Barry Posen, and Dr. Owen Cote, Jr. are widely
recognized authorities on defense strategy and were specifically sought
out by BGen Durbin, Director, Army QDR.
RGS
President Tom McMahon said that "this award is a testament to our
strategic vision and the fact that our top-notch staff delivers real
value to our clients. This award moves RGS into the forefront of
strategic advisory firms in the federal sector."
About RGS
RGS,
headquartered in Arlington, VA, is a professional services firm focused
on helping federal agencies transform their business operations. For
the past 20 years, RGS has helped their clients solve tough problems by
taking a comprehensive view of transformation and addressing changes to
an organization's mission, business practices, enabling technologies
and the workforce in tandem. This approach has become known as
Integrated Change Management (ICM) and sets RGS apart from other
consulting companies based on the superior results achieved by our
clients. Find out more by visiting RGS's web site at www.rgsinc.com.
