ATO in a Day: Lessons from the USMC MCCS Digital Transformation



Legacy compliance practices and waterfall acquisition models have hindered mission readiness for years—costing for some over $100K per month, per system and delaying the deployment of critical systems by more than two years. Between 2018 and 2022, only one of five major ATOs achieved a 3-year authorization, frustrating leadership and perpetuating bottlenecks. This fireside chat revealed how the USMC Community Services tackled these challenges head-on, achieving an “ATO in a day” and transforming compliance into a mission enabler.

 

Maintaining superiority in the face of rapidly evolving threats requires delivering resilient, state-of-the-art systems at the speed of relevance. MCCS’s innovative approach addresses the DoD’s urgent need to shift from manual, document-heavy processes to continuous, data-driven workflows that align compliance with mission objectives.

 

During this fireside chat, attendees learned how to:

  • Streamline ATO Processes: Reduce timelines from years to under 30 days using agile frameworks.
  • Reclaim Resources: Minimize inefficiencies that cost millions annually and redirect them toward mission priorities.
  • Adapt for Operational Success: Shift from inflexible, outdated practices to continuous, data-driven workflows that align compliance with mission readiness.

Speaker and Presenter Information

Dave Raley, CX Digital Program Manager at Marine Corps Community Service (MCCS), USMC


Travis Howerton, Co-Founder & Chief Executive Officer, RegScale


Tarik Williams, Principal Solutions Engineer, RegScale


Ryan Pratt, Chief Executive Officer, Raven Solutions

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DOD & Military, Other Federal Agencies, Federal Government


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