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Hacking For Defense

Peter Newell in BMNT

May 21, 2019

It’s not just tech problems: How Hacking for Defense is making the world a safer place

Peter Newell in BMNT

Mar 20, 2019

Mission Driven Entrepreneurs — Stanford Hacking for Defense v4.0

Peter Newell in BMNT

Mar 20, 2019

A podcast for architects isn’t exactly the medium you’d expect to find an hour long discussion on Mission Driven Entrepreneurship, but defying the norm is something the host, Tom…

Drew Gorham in BMNT

Oct 25, 2017

3 Things I Learned Innovating with Combat Veterans

Sam Gussman in BMNT

Feb 9, 2017

Why does Hacking for Defense exist?

The Department of Defense’s biggest problem is responding to the rapid rate of emergence and…

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William Treseder in BMNT

Dec 21, 2016

Using Design Thinking to Solve National Security Problems

The world is becoming obsessed with Design Thinking (check out this graph if you don’t believe me). This “human-centered” methodology was popularized by Tim Brown, David Kelley, and others from Stanford’s d.school and the design…

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Drew Gorham in BMNT

Nov 14, 2016

Calling All Product People — let’s solve national security problems!

Are you solving problems that matter? Would you like to?

The Lean Startup meets National Security:

William Treseder in BMNT

Nov 3, 2016

Why the Pentagon Needs an Innovation Supply Chain

The U.S. military needs to operate in a wide range of environments. Many areas offer unique — and evolving — threats. Amplifying this challenge, technologies are improving so rapidly that no one can confidently predict the future more than 2–3…

William Treseder in BMNT

Oct 26, 2016

Mistakes we made in our 1st batch of H4D Sprints

At BMNT, solving hard problems is our whole world . Even from our early days, it was obvious that one of two things was going to happen. We would either thrive or crash hard within inside of a year. And the major factor in our survival was going…

William Treseder in BMNT

Oct 24, 2016

H4D Sprint Tools to Solve Problems

We love problems at BMNT. The harder, the better. And preferably a problem with a 1–3 year time horizon.

Man = Problem-Solving Animal