- The Pentagon aims to pass its first-ever clean financial audit by 2028 — a big milestone after years of failing to fully account for nearly $1 trillion in annual spending.
- A new Army system uncovered funny-but-costly data-entry errors (like typing the letter "O" instead of zero or adding extra zeros), which made it look like the service owned more trucks and property than it actually did.
- Consolidating hundreds of business systems into a single “pane of glass” dashboard now gives real-time spending and inventory views, and officials hope to use machine learning to catch errors before they skew the books.
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