What If We Try The Opposite Podcast Episode 1 - Randy Hart
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What If We Try The Opposite Podcast Episode 1 - Randy Hart
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Kevin Sutherland
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Kevin Sutherland sits down with Randy Hart to explore why government technology modernization so often gets stuck — and what could happen if we tried a different approach.
Drawing on Randy’s experience as a federal contracting officer, at 18F, and now on the delivery side at Nava, they talk about the risks of trying to predict everything upfront, smaller and more flexible procurements, CMS and Medicaid modernization, pilot states, paths to production, sustained modularity, and creating room to learn before making the next big commitment.
They wrap with the Chalice of Fate, tackling two questions:
Where are we asking technology to solve a people or process problem?
What would you try if failure were considered learning instead of failure?
REFERENCES & RESOURCES:
CMS Enhanced Funding Requirements: Seven Conditions and Standards. A clarification from the conversation: the seven conditions and standards discussed were issued by CMS as Enhanced Funding Requirements in April 2011. MITA is one of the seven conditions, not the source of them.
The seven conditions and standards are:
Modularity
MITA
Industry Standards
Leverage
Business Results
Reporting
Interoperability
CMS SOURCE:
The original Modularity Standard included open interfaces and business rules accessible in both human- and machine-readable formats. Document: https://www.medicaid.gov/sites/defaul...
MITA DOCUMENTATION CLARIFICATION
The episode originally included a reference to MITA becoming 500-page documents. That reference was removed from the edited episode. The documents Randy was referring to were 151 pages for MITA Framework 1.0 and 1,452 pages for Framework 3.0.
IPHONE RELEASE DATE CLARIFICATION
The first iPhone was released in June 2007, not 2008 as stated during the conversation.
H.R. 1 / MEDICAID COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT
Randy references CMS efforts following H.R. 1 (Public Law 119-21) to work with technology companies supporting states with Medicaid community engagement requirements and related system changes.
CMS — Pledges from Medicaid Technology Companies to Support Community Engagement Implementation and Related Medicaid System Improvements:
https://www.medicaid.gov/resources-fo...
V.U.C.A.
Volatility, Uncertainty, Complexity, and Ambiguity
Related SI clip:
https://si-delivery.com/clips/42889be...
CONNECT WITH RANDY HART
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MUSIC
Music licensed through Soundstripe.
License codes:
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