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China iterates twice as fast through military development and fielding cycles

March 1, 2021 Eric Lofgren 3

In 2018, Mike Griffin, the first Under Secretary for Research and Engineering, disclosed an innovation time comparison that it takes the US on average sixteen […]

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To compete with China, DoD requires a new paradigm for budgeting

February 22, 2021 Eric Lofgren 0

The U.S. military’s lack of adaptability also puts DoD at a disadvantage against its primary competitor, China’s People’s Liberation Army. Unlike the Pentagon’s attempt to […]

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Is Congress ready to rethink DoD oversight?

February 4, 2021 Eric Lofgren 0

Dan Patt: Yeah. Speaking of a fresh look, we found it fascinating that in your report, you recommend changes to the budget and appropriations process to […]

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Can the DoD and Congress embrace new ways of buying software?

January 8, 2021 Eric Lofgren 0

Software collapses the division between design and manufacture. Once a software program is designed through coding, it can be almost instantaneously manufactured through compiling. Freed […]

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Podcast: JADC2 and decision-centric warfare with Dan Patt and Bryan Clark

August 24, 2020 Eric Lofgren 0

I was pleased to have Bryan Clark and Dan Patt join me on the Acquisition Talk podcast to discuss a range of important subjects including […]

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A new trajectory for the digital century series aircraft program?

August 1, 2020 Eric Lofgren 0

The original Century Series was intended to master the critical emerging technologies of its time: revolutionary improvements in hardware for jet propulsion and supersonic flight, which were central […]

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