Systematic’s Post

It was great to spend time with Dr Peter Roberts on the latest episode of the Command and Control podcast. We covered everything from the challenges presented to industry with integrating the proliferation of data in the modern battlespace into a common operating picture to interoperability and what it takes to share that across alliances and legacy systems. It was a lot to unpack in 45 minutes but I think we managed it! Anyway, take a listen and let me know what you think: https://lnkd.in/eM35Yjk6 #defence #defense #sdefensepodcast #defencepodcast #SitaWare

In our latest podcast, we delve into the intricacies of scheduling within the Aerospace and Defense industry. Expert Jess Wilson, with extensive experience navigating Department of Defense contracts, earned value management, and integrated master schedules, offers valuable insights into overcoming unique industry challenges. Listen to the full episode here: https://lnkd.in/e-3ri_Xr #ProjectScheduling #AerospaceandDefense

NEW PODCAST—The Department of Defense stockpiles certain critical materials that are essential to national defense and everyday life, like the lithium used in batteries. GAO’s Bill Russell discusses DOD’s challenges with managing the National Defense Stockpile and our recommendation for improving these efforts on our new podcast: https://lnkd.in/eC64aqeR

Once the PATRIOT missile defense system fix was implemented, David Aebischer and his team at Cintel, Inc. used Motion Amplification® as a quality assurance tool. "Well, little did I know that this would be just a game-changing capability. What we ended up accomplishing with MA was far greater than just ensuring that these treatments were effective and that they were being installed correctly... we sort of entered another dimension because we began to find other problems. The MA is very powerful... the joke with me and the group at the Depot is, it sees everything!" - Aebischer Get Motion Amplification to see everything: https://lnkd.in/ezgCTPF2 Plant Services x Cintel Podcast Part 2: Motion Amplification: https://lnkd.in/ePUxrxPF #RDITechnologies #MotionAmplification #SeeingisBelieving #PATRIOT #DefenseIndustry #DefenseSystem #Cintel

How can militaries deal with cities? At the Division and Brigade level? Assault, Penetrate, Siege, Bypass? How have militaries done it in history? Find the answers in the latest episode of my Modern War Institute at West Point Urban Warfare Project podcast with Jacob Stoil https://lnkd.in/gKhYMpBA

One of my favorite podcasts is 'Veldheren'. A Dutch podcast with two former Chiefs of Defence. In their recent episode number 80, they described how a group of Ukrainian academics are touring across countries to share lessons lived and learned during the war. The Ukrainians are doing some remarkable things. Especially their adaptability, operational flexibility and creativity stands out. Even though they use old systems and weaponry, their strategy is to use the creativity of the troups on the ground. Officers tell their teams on the ground WHAT they need to achieve, and WHY they need to achieve it. Not HOW. Powerful lesson.

Army CIO Leo Garciga compares software acquisition to buying a tank—highlighting the importance of equipping units with the tools they need to maneuver effectively. The CIO’s role? To facilitate success by delivering platforms that enable the mission. 🎧 Hear the full conversation on the Phoenix Cast Podcast: https://lnkd.in/eCssfFCQ. 📜 Learn more about #cATO policies transforming Army modernization with the five latest memos: https://lnkd.in/dXZaKCgV.

Our newest podcast, "Stories From My Brothers: Tales of the Afghan Security Forces," premieres this week. For our first episode, we spoke with Khial M. Shinwari, an Afghan Air Force C-130 pilot. Have a listen.

The future of the United States Army is poised at the intersection of technological innovation and strategic adaptation. As global threats evolve and the geopolitical landscape shifts, the Army is increasingly investing in advanced technologies such as artificial intelligence, autonomous systems, and cyber warfare capabilities to maintain its edge. These advancements promise to enhance the effectiveness and efficiency of operations, from battlefield tactics to logistics and intelligence gathering. Simultaneously, the Army is emphasizing the importance of adaptable, highly skilled soldiers who can navigate both traditional and unconventional combat environments. This transformation aims to create a force that is not only powerful but also agile, resilient, and prepared for the multifaceted challenges of the 21st century.

Here's a fascinating look into the history of the Internet from our recent podcast. In this clip, I break down the crucial difference between centralized and decentralized networks and explore why the shift to a decentralized system was essential for secure military communications. Tune in to discover how this innovation shaped the resilient digital world we navigate today. Watch the full video here: https://lnkd.in/dSQXfFQm