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How the DoD can win the great tech race with a new workforce model
To become a stronger nation capable of developing superior technology and cyber capabilities, an Air Force leader advocates for the DoD to formally adopt a champion-innovator-implementer approach.
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It’s imperative America preserve its space power advantage
Solutions are not created through press releases and organizational moves alone. America’s new space entities must now receive the necessary resources and authorities to fulfill their intended purposes.
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Cloud software marketplaces are linchpin to driving innovative technology solutions into DoD
Cloud software marketplaces offer the government the potential to simplify the approach for procuring independent software vendors, the author says.
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China’s surprising drone sales in the Middle East
It would be a mistake to dismiss China as an irrelevant player in the Middle East arms market, especially because of its sales of drones.
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The path to a more resilient and robust GPS
To ensure GPS remains the gold-standard for PNT, Congress should continue investing in new satellites, a modern ground control, and eliminate restrictions on the commercial use of more resilient GPS receivers.
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Don’t sell arms to the Philippines
The last thing the United States needs is for the Philippines to provoke a conflict with China thinking that the United States will step in to save them.
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It’s time to transform the DoD enterprise cloud to a war-fighting cloud
A critical moment has been reached in the modernization of the DoD, and a cloud that effectively supports war-fighting capabilities will be critical in maintaining a competitive advantage, the author says.
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Biden’s Mideast drawdown poses perils
Drawing down America’s posture in the Middle East sends the wrong message as the Biden administration simultaneously pursues nuclear negotiations with Iran.
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No one will win the competition in the High North
Climate change in the Arctic represents a geopolitical contest no one is going to win, regardless of any investment in military materiel.
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Beijing has pierced Washington’s deterrence bubble. How can the US recover?
The Whitsun Reef spectacle lays bare that the United States’ continued embrace of a costly, conventional deterrence strategy is alone unlikely to prevent China from achieving many of its security objectives.
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How the DoD can win the great tech race with a new workforce model
To become a stronger nation capable of developing superior technology and cyber capabilities, an Air Force leader advocates for the DoD to formally adopt a champion-innovator-implementer approach.
-
It’s imperative America preserve its space power advantage
Solutions are not created through press releases and organizational moves alone. America’s new space entities must now receive the necessary resources and authorities to fulfill their intended purposes.
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Cloud software marketplaces are linchpin to driving innovative technology solutions into DoD
Cloud software marketplaces offer the government the potential to simplify the approach for procuring independent software vendors, the author says.
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China’s surprising drone sales in the Middle East
It would be a mistake to dismiss China as an irrelevant player in the Middle East arms market, especially because of its sales of drones.
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The path to a more resilient and robust GPS
To ensure GPS remains the gold-standard for PNT, Congress should continue investing in new satellites, a modern ground control, and eliminate restrictions on the commercial use of more resilient GPS receivers.
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Don’t sell arms to the Philippines
The last thing the United States needs is for the Philippines to provoke a conflict with China thinking that the United States will step in to save them.
-
It’s time to transform the DoD enterprise cloud to a war-fighting cloud
A critical moment has been reached in the modernization of the DoD, and a cloud that effectively supports war-fighting capabilities will be critical in maintaining a competitive advantage, the author says.
-
Biden’s Mideast drawdown poses perils
Drawing down America’s posture in the Middle East sends the wrong message as the Biden administration simultaneously pursues nuclear negotiations with Iran.
-
No one will win the competition in the High North
Climate change in the Arctic represents a geopolitical contest no one is going to win, regardless of any investment in military materiel.
-
Beijing has pierced Washington’s deterrence bubble. How can the US recover?
The Whitsun Reef spectacle lays bare that the United States’ continued embrace of a costly, conventional deterrence strategy is alone unlikely to prevent China from achieving many of its security objectives.
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How the DoD can win the great tech race with a new workforce model
To become a stronger nation capable of developing superior technology and cyber capabilities, an Air Force leader advocates for the DoD to formally adopt a champion-innovator-implementer approach.
-
It’s imperative America preserve its space power advantage
Solutions are not created through press releases and organizational moves alone. America’s new space entities must now receive the necessary resources and authorities to fulfill their intended purposes.
-
Cloud software marketplaces are linchpin to driving innovative technology solutions into DoD
Cloud software marketplaces offer the government the potential to simplify the approach for procuring independent software vendors, the author says.
-
China’s surprising drone sales in the Middle East
It would be a mistake to dismiss China as an irrelevant player in the Middle East arms market, especially because of its sales of drones.
-
The path to a more resilient and robust GPS
To ensure GPS remains the gold-standard for PNT, Congress should continue investing in new satellites, a modern ground control, and eliminate restrictions on the commercial use of more resilient GPS receivers.
-
Don’t sell arms to the Philippines
The last thing the United States needs is for the Philippines to provoke a conflict with China thinking that the United States will step in to save them.
-
It’s time to transform the DoD enterprise cloud to a war-fighting cloud
A critical moment has been reached in the modernization of the DoD, and a cloud that effectively supports war-fighting capabilities will be critical in maintaining a competitive advantage, the author says.
-
Biden’s Mideast drawdown poses perils
Drawing down America’s posture in the Middle East sends the wrong message as the Biden administration simultaneously pursues nuclear negotiations with Iran.
-
No one will win the competition in the High North
Climate change in the Arctic represents a geopolitical contest no one is going to win, regardless of any investment in military materiel.
-
Beijing has pierced Washington’s deterrence bubble. How can the US recover?
The Whitsun Reef spectacle lays bare that the United States’ continued embrace of a costly, conventional deterrence strategy is alone unlikely to prevent China from achieving many of its security objectives.
