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Date: June 22, 2023
Time: 1:00 - 2:00 p.m. Eastern (10:00 - 11:00 a.m. Pacific)
CLPs: 1.0
Who Should Attend: Government, Military, and Industry at all levels who want to learn about the tenets and principles of Digital Engineering to promote change and collaboration across DoD.
Speaker: Mr. Allan V. Dianic
Description:
The Software Community requires best practices and guidance to support the implementation of Digital Engineering into the DevSecOps pipelines. This approach seeks to shift engineering left in the software domain by describing more advanced methods of planning and modelling large integrated software products concurrent with code and system integration and operation takes place. Shift left is a practice that helps developers find vulnerabilities and coding errors earlier in the software development process.
Mr. Allan Dianic will join us to discuss how DoD programs can shift left in their digital engineering implementation. There will be a Q&A portion.
Biography:
Mr. Allan Dianic is the Director of Software Engineering and Prototypes in the Systems Engineering and Architecture Office. In this capacity, he supports DoD wide efforts to modernize software engineering practices, tools, workforce and policy. He manages a team of six contractors working in two teams including software modernization and software prototyping/data analytics. Mr. Dianic has been with R&E for over three years, having previously been a contractor supporting Software Prototyping and Model Based Systems Engineering in the Intelligence Community. Prior to that Mr. Dianic developed and delivered several operational software systems to the DoD (United States Air Force) and NASA He is a Graduate of the Florida Institute of Technology with an M.S. in Computer Science and a received a Graduate Certificate in Data Analytics from the George Mason University. Mr. Dianic served on active duty in the United States Air Force for 8 years.
Additional Resources:
INCOSE RESILIENT SYSTEMS WORKING GROUP
MOA Signed Between Defense Acquisition University and the INCOSE Foundation
Let's Get Digital webinar series on kaltura.com