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Most CIOs, both inside and beyond the aerospace industry, have a whole bunch of “I’s” on which we need to focus, and a whole lot of eyes focused on us.
The ability to rent as much computing and storage as you need for only as long as you need it enables you to solve problems and perform analyses that you could never afford to do if you had to OWN all of the hardware.
I said for quite a while that Aerospace would be one the last companies to embrace the use of cloud computing due to the security requirements.
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Enterprise IT underpins virtually everything that we do. It is a critical enabler for the warfighter....
Balance is an important concept to keep in mind for a well-designed cybersecurity program.
As the CISO of the largest research university in Virginia, I wrote in an earlier blog that EDUs aren’t that...
Before talking about the “last mile,” we need a common knowledge of our Digital Aviation vision. First, let’s...
The engineering and assembly of commercial, military and private aircraft is truly an incredible technological achievement.
AI is capable of vastly more than almost anyone on Earth, and the rate of improvement is exponential.
Understand that your employees, partners and customers are changing the way software is purchased and consumed. Public and private cloud marketplaces bring conveniences and flexibility.
Artificial intelligence allows corporate to automate processes that would previously have been undertaken by humans, saving time, and in most instances money while offering a more impregnable perimeter to repel attacks.
Corporate travel is an increasingly integral part of businesses of all sizes.
Today, robots and heavy automation assets are performing tasks quicker, cheaper, safer, and to a higher standard than their human counterparts in manufacturing plants around the world.
According to the company, all the 60 satellites were deployed at an altitude of 227 kilometers and will be using onboard electric propulsion to reach their target 550-kilometer circular orbit.
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