Title: Adam Warmoth on the Shift to Outcome-Oriented Defense Pro...
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Published Time: 2026-03-24 18:40:16
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Adam Warmoth on the Shift to Outcome-Oriented Defense Procurement
Adam Warmoth on the Shift to Outcome-Oriented Defense Procurement
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Chariot CEO @AdamWarmoth says the U.S. lost track of what actually matters: winning—but now that's changing.
"There was this overcorrection where the process became the outcome."
"I think what you've seen with the guidance from Secretary Hegseth, Secretary Driscoll, and General George is really refocusing on the outcome."
"It's been a complete transformation in terms of the willingness to accept risk—the willingness to bring in new entrants."
"I think that outcome focus is really what I would say is the central tenet of the transformation initiative." @chariotdefense @espricewrightShow More
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Chariot Defense CEO Adam Warmoth discusses the transformation in U.S. defense procurement, emphasizing a shift from process-heavy bureaucracy to an outcome-focused approach that encourages risk-taking and new entrants.
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In this video clip, Chariot Defense CEO Adam Warmoth highlights a significant cultural and operational shift within U.S. defense procurement. He argues that the system is moving away from an 'overcorrection' where process was prioritized over results, toward a new model that focuses on outcomes, accepts higher risk, and actively welcomes new entrants into the defense industrial base. This reflects the broader trend of Defense Tech modernization supported by firms like a16z.
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