ADG beats out 3 to win $39M USCIS Quality, Security, Testing, Automation and Governance ...
PushButton AI Team ·
ADG beats out 3 to win $39M USCIS Quality, Security, Testing, Automation and Governance ...
The government just awarded a $39M contract specifically for AI quality, security, and governance.
Not for building AI. For making sure AI actually works.
That tells you everything.
If your team bo
The government just awarded a $39M contract specifically for AI quality, security, and governance.
Not for building AI. For making sure AI actually works.
That tells you everything.
If your team bought an AI tool that nobody uses, you're not alone and you're not foolish. Most implementations fail not because the technology is bad — but because nobody tested whether it fit the workflow before the invoice hit.
That's not a you problem. That's a process problem.
Here's the insight buried in that federal contract: even the US government treats AI governance as a separate discipline from AI adoption. They hire people just to answer "is this working, and how do we know?"
Most small business owners skip that step entirely. They buy the tool, hope it sticks, and quietly cancel it three months later.
The fix is simpler than you think.
Before your next AI purchase, define one measurable outcome you want in 30 days. Not "improve efficiency." Something like: "Cut invoice processing time from 4 hours to 1." That single benchmark tells you whether the tool earned its seat at the table.
No new systems. No coding. No consultants who disappear.
What's the one AI tool you bought that your team stopped using — and what do you think went wrong?
