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LMI Lattice™ helps organizations adopt an enterprise approach to advanced analytics and uncover insights that enhance mission effectiveness. #data #enterprisedatastrategy #analytics

Come explore how Raft is breaking down data silos with the SOF Data Layer for USSOCOM at Booth 5021 during #SOFWeek2024. 🚀 Our scalable, open-source platform ensures critical data access for operators, staff and commanders.

Discover what teaming up with Raft can do for you! Together, we are working on the solving the hardest problems for your team. Transform your data into a competitive advantage to allow for accelerate decision-making. Let us help you transform data into actionable intelligence, enabling your warfighter to make faster, more informed decisions. https://hubs.li/Q02HmJnK0 #DOD #C2 #makingadifference

Amidst #data deluge, human-centered design prevails to help United States Department of Defense agencies leverage actionable insights at the speed of mission relevancy. The convergence of data management and user experience can help lay the groundwork for agile, user-centric solution development while driving information advantage. Read more from Maximus: https://ow.ly/t7Vf50RILUR

🚨 BREAK BREAK 🚨 Our latest white paper, "Data Platforms for a Data-Centric Force," just dropped! Here’s the gist: 1️⃣ Operational Agility: Decentralized data management enhances operational agility, facilitating quicker, data-driven decisions across command levels. 2️⃣ Integrated Technology Stack: Self-service data platforms empower personnel, reducing reliance on specialized experts and boosting mission efficiency. 3️⃣ Data Silo Prevention: Federated governance ensures seamless data accessibility and usability across defense domains, preventing data silos. 4️⃣ Flexibility and Security: A unified data stack integrating diverse technologies maximizes operational effectiveness while prioritizing security. 5️⃣ Strategic Open Architecture: Embrace open architecture to maintain flexibility, avoid vendor lock-in, and enhance security through transparency and community support. Read More Here >> https://lnkd.in/gHUFvFkz

MarkLogic's unique value lies in its ability to centralize heterogeneous data, creating a golden record that is accessible across the organization, while also giving you all the various lenses on top of your data to help you make sense of all the relationships and connections you have within the data

See how government and industry leaders explore the people, processes and technology required to run a successful software factory and share how federal agencies can apply lessons learned from the Department of Defense.

Minimizing latency to ensure immediate access to data is not just important; it is essential for effective and efficient decision-making. Join us for a free webinar Wednesday at 11:00 AM ET where you will: - Discover the significance of real-time data in tactical edge operations and its impact on situational awareness. - Gain insights into how Aerospike's cutting-edge technology enables efficient data processing at the edge, minimizing latency and optimizing bandwidth. - Learn about the security measures and data governance strategies critical for handling sensitive information at the tactical edge. - Hear from experts in the field who will share their experiences and best practices REGISTER: https://lnkd.in/g_R3_2Hf #data #dataprocessing

📢 New Blog Alert: "Raindrops Keep Falling" 🌧️ Excited to share some reflections triggered by my recent visit to the Joint Targeting Automation Forum. Over my 20+ years in the defense industry, I've observed key themes that continuously resonate across various platforms and discussions. 🛡️📡 In this post, I delve into: 🔗 The critical need for accessible integration in defense technologies. 🌐 Breaking down data silos to amplify warfighter effectiveness. 🔄 Rethinking our approach to modeling and data utilization to ensure practical, real-world applications. 🤝 The imperative of early and effective collaboration with allies. I also share a peek into the architecture of the NGA's new campus and some memorable "swag". 🏢🎖️ Join the discussion and let's explore how these observations can lead to better solutions in the defense sector. Your thoughts and feedback are invaluable! Read more here: https://lnkd.in/guQ4TdyY #DefenseIndustry #DataIntegration #Collaboration #JTAF2024

I noted a comment in a group chat by a colleague earlier today that got the old grey matter itching, and had me thinking through how we manage parts in the Defence space (thanks Timothy Visser!). I'll preface this with the fact that I've been around NATO Stock Numbers (NSNs) going back to the old microfiche days in the early 90s, and know first-hand the many different ways an Item of Supply can be poorly (or even multiply) Codified and the many sustainment issues you can face as a result. If you're unfamiliar with NSNs and the NATO Codification Bureaus (NCB), Wiki has a great primer - https://lnkd.in/gAZBuKH6) and there's also the AC/135 page for some good info too - https://lnkd.in/gm7KZEne In the modern Supply Chain space, parts data and configuration management is obviously of chief importance. If you know what you have, where it is and how it's being used then you can rapidly react to changing sustainment needs and ensure support will be available when and where it's needed. Keeping that idea in mind, does the humble NSN and its supporting framework still have relevance in a data rich world or does our strict adherence to it stifle parts-based supply chain innovation? The NSN framework (at least on the face of it) It hasn't changed all that much since its evolution in the 1970s from the original Federal Stock numbers first formalised in 1955. We live in a data rich world and in a time where our capability development is coming at us at a rapid pace, and iterating through design faster than we've been used to. A key case in point is the development of Uncrewed Autonomous Capabilities that are stepping through their designs and prototyping into fielded, maintained equipment and systems faster than we can codify them. Speed to Capability is a great concept, but we need our data systems and supply chains to be able to keep up. Is it time for a change in this space? Interested to hear if anyone else has been having any thoughts on this. #NSN #supplychainmanagement #defenceindustry #defenceinnovation #datamanagement