Software Factories Driving Modernization at DOD
The White House and Pentagon tech leaders emphasize the importance of IT modernization after lessons learned from the Russia-Ukraine war: future fights will combine kinetic and information warfare, highlighting the criticality of cyber-secure software development for the modern warfighter. Software factories teach soldiers, seamen, airmen and Marines to code and tweak applications in a rapidly shifting, digitized battle space.
-
Lt. Col. Charlie Bahk Director, Marine Corps Software Factory
-
Jay Bonci CTO, Department of the Air Force
-
Patrick Johnson Director, Workforce Innovation Directorate in the Office of the CIO, DOD
-
Lauren Knausenberger CIO, Department of the Air Force
-
Col. Richard Lopez Senior Materiel Leader, Kessel Run, U.S. Air Force
-
Tom Rondeau Principal Director for FutureG & 5G at the Pentagon’s Office of the Undersecretary of Defense for Research and Engineering
-
Christopher Yates DOD Army Chief Architect, Red Hat
-
How Marines' Project Dynamis is Supporting CJADC2 Data Effort
Col. Jason Quinter delves into the origins of Project Dynamis and how the program builds upon the Pentagon's larger strategy.
5m read -
Federal Efforts to Secure Data and Build Resiliency
This issue delves into advancements in cyber resiliency within the federal government amid an evergrowing digital world.
16m read -
How Protecting Data Builds Cyber Resiliency
Government agencies produce increasing amounts of data each day, with gigabytes of information being transmitted and stored in cloud-based environments.
16m read -
The Future of AI at the Defense Department
To maintain its competitive edge, the Defense Department is exploring artificial intelligence across the enterprise.
14m read