AFICC/KU creates iHub website to turn innovations into proven solutions 11 May 2021 (Last Updated May 11th, 2021 16:52)
Called iHub, the website has been developed by the Air Force Installation Contracting Center-Europe (AFICC/KU).
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Called iHub, the website has been developed by the Air Force Installation Contracting Center-Europe (AFICC/KU). Credit: Pankaj Patel on Unsplash.
Called iHub, the website has been developed by the Air Force Installation Contracting Center-Europe (AFICC/KU).
The website promotes teamwork and increases shared knowledge between AFICC/KU, US Air Forces in Europe and Air Forces Africa (USAFE-AFAFRICA) contracting squadrons (CONS) and mission-focused business leaders (MFBL).
The Air Force Installation Contracting Center-Europe, or AFICC/KU, supporting
The website encourages collaboration and increases shared knowledge between AFICC/KU, USAFE-AFAFRICA contracting squadrons and mission-focused business leaders, or MFBL, to spark innovations. Change agents can use the website as a filter for information to streamline processes or solve issues within squadrons or even across the theater.
“KU iHub was developed as an avenue for USAFE-AFAFRICA MFBLs to share their innovations and ideas with higher headquarters, and work with other contracting professions on the staff to see if that idea can be repeated, scaled and, utilized by other change agents at locations across USAFE-AFAFRICA and beyond,” said Erik Symanski, AFICC/KU contracting deputy director. “In short, it helps turn the innovations and ideas into proven solutions and processes that help reduce the acquisition timeline and enhance contract management across the enterprise.”
The Air Force Installation Contracting Center-Europe, or AFICC/KU, supporting
The website encourages collaboration and increases shared knowledge between AFICC/KU, USAFE-AFAFRICA contracting squadrons and mission-focused business leaders, or MFBL, to spark innovations. Change agents can use the website as a filter for information to streamline processes or solve issues within squadrons or even across the theater.
“KU iHub was developed as an avenue for USAFE-AFAFRICA MFBLs to share their innovations and ideas with higher headquarters, and work with other contracting professions on the staff to see if that idea can be repeated, scaled and, utilized by other change agents at locations across USAFE-AFAFRICA and beyond,” said Erik Symanski, AFICC/KU contracting deputy director. “In short, it helps turn the innovations and ideas into proven solutions and processes that help reduce the acquisition timeline and enhance contract management across the enterprise.”
The Air Force Installation Contracting Center-Europe, or AFICC/KU, supporting
The website encourages collaboration and increases shared knowledge between AFICC/KU, USAFE-AFAFRICA contracting squadrons and mission-focused business leaders, or MFBL, to spark innovations. Change agents can use the website as a filter for information to streamline processes or solve issues within squadrons or even across the theater.
“KU iHub was developed as an avenue for USAFE-AFAFRICA MFBLs to share their innovations and ideas with higher headquarters, and work with other contracting professions on the staff to see if that idea can be repeated, scaled and, utilized by other change agents at locations across USAFE-AFAFRICA and beyond,” said Erik Symanski, AFICC/KU contracting deputy director. “In short, it helps turn the innovations and ideas into proven solutions and processes that help reduce the acquisition timeline and enhance contract management across the enterprise.”
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