WT 360: How Leidos leans on repeatability in its tech transformation work
Steve Hull, president of Leidos' digital modernization sector. Courtesy of Leidos.
By
Ross Wilkers
Steve Hull, president of Leidos’ digital modernization sector, goes over how the company looks for common themes across government that do not require completely reinventing the implementation and delivery wheels.
When Leidos unveiled its current structure in the fall of 2023, chief executive Tom Bell emphasized repeatability as how the company would approach its digital transformation efforts for agencies.
That means Leidos has a single business segment dedicated to digital modernization and one that covers the company’s entire customer base.
In this episode, Leidos’ digital modernization president Steve Hull explains why the company decided to put all of that work under one roof and how it defines “repeatability” in its offerings for agencies.
Leidos has four other customer-facing sectors that Hull’s team is in close contact with to find out what their particular client sets need, as he explains to our Ross Wilkers in a conversation that of course covers much of today’s major tech trends like artificial intelligence and autonomy.
