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Patrick Heffernan

New Hampshire
As seen in: Technology Business Research, LinkedIn, Business Wire, Duluth News Tribune, medRxiv, WRAL TechWire
Principal Analyst at @TBRinc with a opinions about tech, business, basketball, diplomacy, and clam chowdah, not in that order
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The Federal IT Services Reset: Traditional Consulting Evolves to Embrace Mission Outcomes

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By Patrick Heffernan, John Caucis
| Technology Business Research
The traditional consulting paradigm in the federal sector has been upended in the post-DOGE environment Federal IT demand will not return to a consulting-heavy transformation cycle. Agencies remain under cost pressure as AI adoption at scale crawls from pilots to production, while spending concentrates on mission-critical modernization, cybersecurity and defense.
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Global determinants of vector-targeted insecticide use in public health: a modeling and mapping analysis

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By Patrick Heffernan, Rajpal Yadav, Henk van den Berg
| medRxiv
The authors have declared no competing interest. I confirm all relevant ethical guidelines have been followed, and any necessary IRB and/or ethics committee approvals have been obtained.
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The Time to Start Building Your Multiparty Alliance is Now

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By Patrick Heffernan
| Technology Business Research
“Our leadership sees partnering with GSIs and the largest consultancies as a strategic priority now and into next year!” Over the last few months, TBR has heard that refrain repeatedly from established software companies, AI-native product companies and startups, from companies older than Microsoft to companies with just a dozen employees. Everyone, it seems, has decided that consultancies and systems integrators provide the best path to growth.
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