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Momentum Applied

Public sector & defense technology

Delivery leadership on Microsoft's IVAS program for the U.S. Army

Foundational Experience

Technology & AI StrategyPortfolio, Program & Delivery GovernanceExecutive & Fractional Leadership
The IVAS 1.2 mixed-reality headset developed by Microsoft for the U.S. Army, shown from the side (official U.S. Army photo)

Situation

What was happening.

Microsoft's IVAS program — a HoloLens-based mixed-reality headset developed for the U.S. Army — required disciplined program delivery across hardware, software, and field-testing workstreams inside a high-visibility, closely scrutinized government engagement.

Operating constraint

What had to change.

Hardware, software, testing, milestone, and government-stakeholder workstreams needed coordinated governance and program-level risk visibility.

Structure built

How the work moved.

  • Provided program and delivery leadership across engineering, testing, and government-stakeholder workstreams
  • Established delivery governance and executive/government reporting cadences
  • Coordinated cross-functional teams spanning hardware, software, and field-test functions
  • Supported milestone tracking and program-level risk management for a multi-year defense-technology contract

Scope

What was covered.

Delivery responsibilities are documented here at a program level; specific contract milestones and test outcomes are governed by public DoD/Army program reporting and are not detailed further here.