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How does China go about fielding new military capabilities? What are some strengths and weaknesses of their approach? What strategies can DoD adopt to maintain its advantage? Hear answers from the authors of the insightful MITRE report, Arming the Eagle, Outpacing the Dragon Understanding and Out Competing China's Defense Acquisition and Innovation System . This session will address how the …Type:Events
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Description: … The actor Jack Nicholson said, "You can follow the action, which gets you good pictures. You can follow your instincts, which will probably get you in trouble. Or, you can follow the money, which nine times out of ten will get you closer to the truth." Join our conversation with Greg Sanders from the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) about his research on …Type:Events
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Description … What can I do? How might I make a difference competing with China and other adversaries? Obtain ideas and insight from LTG David Bassett, Director of the Defense Contract Management Agency (DCMA) who has made a difference managing programs of all sizes across the spectrum, from development to production. This session will include an opportunity for audience questions. … CLPs: … …Type:Events
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Link to View Event Recording take event survey … Description: … "Freaking out--To lose or cause to lose emotional control from extreme excitement, shock, fear, joy, despair, etc." ~dictionary.com Could the U.S. lose a war with China? Should we freak out about the possibility? Join a lively conversation with journalist Michael Hirsh, author of the hard hitting, thought provoking article "The …Type:Events
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Participant Resources … Survey Link: Take Evernt Survey Button.png … We value your input. Please take a moment to complete a survey at the link below. Once done, you can enter your email to receive a certificate you can use to request CLPs for attending today. https://eval.dau.edu/jfe/form/SV_ePOtI66PnOCGn2K?EventID=1123 … video opens in new tab (Click here for full-screen viewing options…Type:Events
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Event Recording … To access Full Screen: … Description: … The war in Ukraine has been testing the industrial base of the United States in recent months. The United States has provided lots of military aid in terms of artillery rounds, missiles, PATRIOT air defense systems and now M1A2 Tanks. We are running out of equipment and other material as highlighted in a recent article, "Empty Bins in a …Type:Events
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Event Recording … To access Full Screen: … Description: … Innovation is crucial to our national security and is key to building enduring advantage in this era of great power competition. DoD has made great strides in adopting innovation as a way to do business. Now we need to scale the use of innovation to make sure its use is widespread and impacts everything we do. Join this panel …Type:Events
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Event recording … To access Full Screen … Description: … The Great Power Competition shaping our national security environment is a call to action for the acquisition workforce, to deliver the products and services our warfighters need to maintain their competitive advantage. We hear a lot about partnering with industry to help meet that challenge. But what does that mean? What gets in the way? …Type:Events
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Event Recording … To access Full screen: … Description … Each year the DoD David Packard Excellence in Acquisition Awards recognize the accomplishments of programs and teams that have helped advance the National Defense Strategy and support the Department's priorities for innovation and excellence in acquisition. 2022 DoD Defense Acquisition Workforce Awards were announced on December 2, 2022 …Type:Events
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Event Recording … To access Full Screen … Description: … The contract is the ultimate agreement between the DoD and its industry partners outlining how we will work together to achieve mission goals. Have a discussion with the highest levels of Air Force, Army and Navy Contracting leadership on how the contracting culture and practices are evolving (or should evolve) to keep pace with the …Type:Events
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