True transformation requires an architecture that treats users not as recipients of service but as responsible participants.

The U.S. Army has pursued the development of open architecture system standards for several years and now is increasingly fielding such systems across its programs, including amongst its aviation and ...

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Suitable architectural pattern ensures well-maintainable systems; an unsuitable one leads directly to chaos. Clean ...

Mission systems provide crucial elements of our warfighting capabilities--in the case of aviation mission systems, components integrat-ed directly onto an air vehicle and encompassing traditional ...

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Modern electronic systems have an increasing level of complexity. There can be a large number of power rails and supply solutions on a system board to power many different loads. Before choosing or ...

To reach its goal of an acquisition "renaissance," the Army must create an architecture for modernization that provides a blueprint for how all of the pieces fit and work together. Preparing for ...