Want To Solve Supply Chain Security? Do Business Differently
It's time to make real changes to the DFARS requirements, writes Stephanie Halcrow.
It's time to make real changes to the DFARS requirements, writes Stephanie Halcrow.
"It's quite possible that if [the government] doesn't get this right, then none of those companies will want to do business with government," defense acquisition expert Bill Greenwalt told Breaking Defense. "That's extremely problematic."
"[N]obody was watching too closely to see just how far these Chinese components and hardware have infiltrated U.S. businesses," one telecoms expert says.
The inability of DoD to tailor its processes to incentivize non-traditional participation in the market has serious national security implications.
AFRL's new Air Force Explore challenge intends to make four to seven awards, each in the $1 million to $2 million range.
HUNTSVILLE, ALA.: The morning the news broke that North Korea could tip its ICBMs with nuclear warheads, the US general in charge of strategic deterrence said we could a learn a lot from Kim Jong-un. America prides itself on innovation, but today, said Gen. John Hyten, in matters military, our adversaries are innovating faster because […]
Government can’t stop to update systems, so modernization has to happen without interruptions.
WASHINGTON: The day before Defense Secretary Ash Carter heads to St. Louis to promote outreach to the high tech communities, Sen. John Mccain blasted a proposed new DoD rule that “would have the unfortunate effect of undermining many of the key objectives” of Carter’s efforts to entice Silicon Valley to do much more business with the Pentagon. […]