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An analytical review of current DoD AI policy, where AI is being authorized in defense acquisition, and what the responsible AI guardrails actually require. Evidence-based analysis from SOSRA Group.
Read analysisAn analytical breakdown of how commercial technology companies can position their capabilities for defense acquisition — what the acquisition process actually requires and where most organizations fail.
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Read analysisAn analytical look at how strategic partnerships function in defense technology transition — what makes them work, what makes them fail, and what organizations need before pursuing them.
Read analysisWhy discovering useful technology is different from acquiring, integrating, scaling and sustaining a defense capability.
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Read analysisCybersecurity readiness involves leadership, governance and evidence as well as technical controls. Start by understanding the requirements that apply to your contract.
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Read analysisA promising technology is only the beginning. The harder work is translating it into a capability that can be evaluated, integrated and sustained.
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