Public-private collaboration and the digital transformation of intelligence

This article explores the vital collaboration between government intelligence agencies and the private technology sector in fostering innovation to address evolving technological needs. Traditional procurement models designed for mature technologies often fail to meet the dynamic requirements of emerging technologies. Drawing on technology readiness levels, our proposed approach stresses early and sustained engagement between public agencies and private entities to identify, support and guide the development<br>of critical technologies. Drawing on examples from France, the Netherlands and the United States, our research emphasizes the need for adaptive frameworks to balance the risks and opportunities presented by emerging technologies while safeguarding national security and sovereignty.<br>

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Intelligence & National Security
Published
2025-09-19
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https://doi.org/10.1080/02684527.2025.2565950
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Open Source Software Innovations
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Public-private collaboration and the digital transformation of intelligence

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Public-private collaboration and the digital transformation of intelligence

Damien Van Puyvelde, Paul Oling
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Abstract

This article explores the vital collaboration between government intelligence agencies and the private technology sector in fostering innovation to address evolving technological needs. Traditional procurement models designed for mature technologies often fail to meet the dynamic requirements of emerging technologies. Drawing on technology readiness levels, our proposed approach stresses early and sustained engagement between public agencies and private entities to identify, support and guide the development<br>of critical technologies. Drawing on examples from France, the Netherlands and the United States, our research emphasizes the need for adaptive frameworks to balance the risks and opportunities presented by emerging technologies while safeguarding national security and sovereignty.<br>

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Twitter (United States) (US), Russian State Agrarian Correspondence University (RU)
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Open Source Software Innovations
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