Cloud strategy for DoD mission owners
Modernize with the Mission in View.
The people, process, technology and evidence a program needs to operate on Day 2, connected before the first workload moves.
The four questions
Migration is an event. Operating is a posture.
We start from the mission outcome and work outward to the four things that decide whether cloud serves it. Each one feeds a single record your leadership can review.
People
Roles, skills and Day 2
Process
SOPs into cloud operations
Technology
Foundation and sequence
Evidence
What the AO needs to see
One recordPositions · workstreams · sources
- 01Leadership decision brief
- 02Cloud foundation and readiness plan
- 03Transition and transformation plan
- 04Operating handover and evidence package
- NIST RMF
- NIST SP 800-53
- DoD Cloud SRGs
- ITIL service management
- Air Force Cloud One
- Army ECMA / cARMY
- Platform One
- Navy Black Pearl
Named for context only; no endorsement implied.
Ways in
Start where you are. Go as far as the decision needs.
What you receive
A strategy you can review.
- 01Leadership decision briefWhat needs your decision? Priorities, trade-offs and proposed next owners.
- 02Cloud foundation and readiness planWhat can we use, and what must we prepare? Shared services, boundaries and evidence gaps.
- 03Transition and transformation planWhat moves first, what waits and why? Workstreams, dependencies and sequence.
- 04Operating handover and evidence packageWho keeps this working? Responsibilities, handoffs and continuing actions.
Representative report familyFictional Navy Gulf engagement · four representative reportsSee fictional samples A landing zone is a start. Authorization is the milestone.How we prepare the path
Start here
Start with one decision and the people who own it.
A three-hour working session on the decision in front of you. You leave with a consultant-authored recap.
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