On Demand
December 13, 2023
Crunch Time for the Army
The Army is grappling with resupplying depleted weapon stockpiles while simultaneously replacing decades-old systems with new technology for future conflict. We’ll discuss where the service is now, and what its plans are.
Navigating Innovation in Defense: Unleashing the Power of Data and Overcoming Policy Hurdles
In the ever-evolving landscape of defense innovation, there is a critical need for effective tracking, evaluation, and dissemination of transformative ideas. This session will explore the growing role of data in facilitating connections between those with pressing needs and those with groundbreaking ideas, the balance of security and innovation, and how to maneuver the hurdles posed by current policies that slow down the speed to innovation.
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Beyond the Services: Joint Acquisition
A veteran of DARPA and the Naval Research Lab, Tremper’s new job is advising the Pentagon’s acquisition chief on warfighting technology that could be applied across the military services and combatant commands. We’ll talk about the tech that’s coming online now, and what to expect for the future.
Buying at Scale and Purpose: 5G Procuring Secrets for Mission Success
Industry (big and small) has been hard at work pushing the envelope on innovations leveraging technologies like 5G, from digital twinning and augmented reality to wargaming and AI. Many of these cool technologies can provide great value in supporting the warfighter. The question is...how can the military ACTUALLY procure such cutting edge solutions in a cost efficient and scalable manner?
David Rouse, Director of Defense and Intel Sales at Verizon, sits down with Defense One to expound on ways the DOD can work with industry to help get past procurement hurdles so technologies operating on the 5G edge can start to operate on bases.
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Thinking Different
The former Air Force buying chief and Strategic Capabilities Office leader is now running a startup that’s attempting to tie together all the modeling and simulation needed to design a modern system. We’ll discuss the acquisition challenges the Pentagon and companies face as the DOD works to modernize.