Palantir: Technology and Great Power Competition

Advancing Data Analytics in Health: Lessons Learned From the Pandemic

During this exclusive webinar, moderator Jason Miller will discuss how agencies can start collecting data and look at process improvements in healthcare with agency and industry leaders.

DoD shifts thinking on AI to drive collaboration, solve mission problems

The Defense Department has initiatives underway that examine the use of artificial intelligence as a force multiplier. How can AI and machine learning techniques support command and control and deterrence capabilities? We talk to Palantir’s Aki Jain.

In a multi-domain environment, DoD leaning on data, AI to make faster decisions

The JAIC has helped the military services and defense agencies build capabilities and promote adoption to accelerate the adoption of AI across every aspect of the military’s warfighting and business operations. It’s now actively seeking the best way to solve problems. Underlying those operations and warfighting challenges is, of course, data.

Space Systems Command delivering customer-centric capabilities better, faster

In the fiscal 2022 Defense Authorization Act, lawmakers expanded the number of projects that would receive “colorless money” for software and IT projects. “We have found it extremely successful helping us to make the appropriate trades between doing some legacy stuff which would have been traditionally operation and maintenance dollars versus taking some risk and applying it to new capability in research, develop and technology (RD&T),” said Col. Jennifer Krolikowski, the senior materiel leader for space command and control at the Space Systems Command.

The value of public and private sector partnerships

The review and great power competition depends on innovation, speed and the ability to buy new and emerging capabilities. The Defense Department is leading a Global Posture Review so that the military footprint is appropriately aligned with our foreign policy and national security priorities.

Interoperability is key to agile software development

One of the most common mistakes that leads to failed software building approaches is starting with the front end. Often, software developers prioritize the front end, making the interface look nice, over the more crucial element of ensuring users can interoperate their systems in dynamic, effective, and scalable ways.