John Stultz is a Government Fraud Solutions Specialist for the Security Intelligence practice at SAS. His experience includes implementing architectures to deploy comprehensive data pre-processing, data validation and data management strategies that support the fusion of data and the ability to use advanced analytics to detect fraud. When he is not working with the Federal Government he can be found traipsing through the Blue Ridge Mountains with his wife and three boys.
Procurement has long been burdened by complexity – slow contract cycles, compliance risks and manual handoffs that eat away at time and efficiency. As AI matures beyond basic chat interfaces and static outputs, procurement leaders are beginning to witness the transition from manual inefficiency to automated agility. What makes agentic
Fairness, transparency, integrity and competition are essential for managing public funds. We rely on departments to choose the best value from the private sector. Efficient public procurement improves services, infrastructure, and the economy. It must also be accountable to the public by protecting financial loss from fraud, waste, abuse, and
Improper payments continue to plague the federal government, though many actions are in motion to help turn the tide. The Trump Administration’s Building a Better America: A Plan for Fiscal Responsibility, released in July 2017, emphasizes reducing improper payments, currently estimated by the Government Accountability Office (GAO) to total
