In our last post, Senior Analyst Greg Ruchti discussed the professional leap he made from academia to the private sector. He received several follow-up questions, which also sparked discussion among Veracity staff. Here we post answers to the … [Read more...] about Making The Big, (Not So) Scary Professional Leap, Part II
Veracity To Continue Naval Aviation Enterprise Support Through Battelle Award
We are pleased to announce that Veracity will serve as the subcontractor on a 5-year, $38.6 million contract the US Navy recently awarded to Battelle. The contract’s purpose is to sustain and improve the Naval Synchronization Toolset (NST) concept, a … [Read more...] about Veracity To Continue Naval Aviation Enterprise Support Through Battelle Award
Leaving the Ivory Tower for the (Not So) Scary Private Sector
Written by Greg Ruchti, Ph.D., Senior Analyst I come from an academic background in astrophysics. There's a lot to like about academia: I had flexible hours, and I had the freedom to research the topics I liked however I wanted. However, the … [Read more...] about Leaving the Ivory Tower for the (Not So) Scary Private Sector
Company Values vs. Personal Crisis: When Everyone Wins
Written by Greg Ruchti, Ph.D., Senior Analyst - Three days after I was offered a position at Veracity as a Senior Analyst, I was diagnosed with stage three cancer. Beyond the obvious concerns regarding my health, I was very worried about my … [Read more...] about Company Values vs. Personal Crisis: When Everyone Wins
BPR effort not gaining traction? Don’t hate the players, hate the game.
Getting your enterprise to function successfully through top-down Business Process Reengineering (BPR) can be tough. If your enterprise is within the U.S. Department of Defense (DoD), it can be even tougher. Top-down BPR initiatives often aren't … [Read more...] about BPR effort not gaining traction? Don’t hate the players, hate the game.