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Virtual

Luncheon

Begins 1100 CDT

Connecting People, Ideas and Solutions Globally

Alamo AFCEA Chapter Virtual

Luncheon Program

18 August 2020

Alamo Chapter AGENDA


Admin

Program Start

Updates

Sponsors

Guest Speaker

Closing Comments

Alamo Chapter Opening Comments


Alamo Chapter OPENING COMMENTS


• Rick Lipsey, President

• Rob Licciardi, VP Programs

Alamo AFCEA Gives Back During COVID-19

Wounded Warriors and Military Families• Soldiers Angels Mobile Food Distribution Program

• Reaching low-income veterans

• Wish for Our Heroes

• Food and supplies for WWII, Korean, Vietnam vets

• Warriors Heart Sober Living Program

• Supporting socially isolated post-rehab vets

Volunteers Giving Back >$295,000 in 2020

• San Antonio ISD Foundation

• Wi-Fi to bridge the digital divide for at-home students

• Doubled Teaching Tools Grants for 2020

• Supporting STEM teachers affected by the pandemic

Alamo AFCEA Education Foundation

AFCEA is a Connecting Organization


Chapter Perspective• The community’s safety and health is our number one priority

• We’re providing education/engagement activities via virtual events

• Bringing you the relevant, up-to-date information that

professionals expect from their professional association

• During the pandemic, chapter online events are free and open to all

• Check out our calendar at www.AlamoAFCEA.org/Events

Questions? Ideas?

Reach us at [email protected]

• Find more free webinars at https://www.afcea.org/content/webinarsonline-events

Alamo Chapter UPCOMING EVENTS


August 17-20, 2020~11 am – 2 pm daily

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Alamo Young AFCEANs


Upcoming Events:

• September 25, 2020 – (virtual) Tech on Tap

• October 15, 2020 – (virtual) Mentor Protégé Night

Encourage aspiring young people in your sphere of influence to attend, learn, and network!

• Check out our calendar at www.AlamoAFCEA.org/Events

Alamo Chapter UPCOMING EVENTS


Alamo Chapter CORPORATE SPONSORS


Thank you

Chapter Sponsors!

Alamo Chapter PARTNERS


Alamo Chapter CONTRIBUTORS


Alamo Chapter FRIENDS


Alamo Chapter LEAD SPONSOR


Today’s Virtual

Luncheon is

sponsored by:

Alamo Chapter LevelUP Code Works


LevelUPCode Works

Register at www.AlamoAFCEA.org

Lt Col John A. Priestly III- PM and Materiel Leader, Unified Platform Program- Director, LevelUP Code Works- San Antonio, TX

Lt Col John PriestlyMateriel Leader

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A F C E A V i r t u a l

L u n c h e o nU N C L A S S I F I E D

Question: What do these companies have in common?

Answer: Innovation . . . Enabled by the ability to deliver software on demand

• Amazon engineers deploy code every 11.7 seconds, on average—reducing both the number and duration of outages at the same time.

• Netflix engineers deploy code thousands of times per day.

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Question: How has the DoD excelled in the software realm?

Answer: Conducting studies on how to improve software acquisition & practices – 15 Major studies since 1982

Software is Never Done; Refactoring the Software Code for Competitive Advantage

Defense Innovation Board

May 2019

Time Metric Typical DoD Values

Program launch to deployment of simplest useful functionality 3 – 5 years

Field high priority function 1 – 5 years

Fix newly found security hole 1 - -18 months

From code committed to code in use 1 – 18 months

Full regression test (automated) 2 years

Cybersecurity audit/penetration testing 2 years

Competitive Disadvantage – DoD Cycle Time Measured in Years

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Welcome to LevelUP – one of the burgeoning Air Force software houses breaking the mold on software development in DoD

Note: Pictures taken before COVID restrictions

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Innovation and speed are critical – achieved through a three pronged strategy:

Use agile acquisition & close collaboration with our warfighters to rapidly deliver capabilities.

Adopt the latest DevSecOps commercial technology to develop, secure, deploy, and operate applications.

Embrace the culture of a startup – innovation & collaboration reign and bureaucracy is avoided.

Our Strategy

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Our Products

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Unified Platform

“The primary purpose of UP is to integrate disparate cyber capabilities, systems, infrastructure, and data analytics, allowing the Cyber Mission Force (CMF) to conduct integrated cyber processing, analysis, exploitation, and dissemination supporting full spectrum cyber operations.”

- DoD Directive 5101.21E(4 June 2020)

"a comprehensive suite of cyber tools; a 'Unified Platform' for integrating and analyzing data from both offensive and defensive operations with intelligence and partners (including the private sector)"

- General Nakasone (Remarks to Senate Committee

On Armed Services - 14 February 2019)

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Platform OneImplements DoD Enterprise DevSecOps (DSOP) Initiative to provide “Software Factory” automated tools, services, and standards for program offices enabling rapid development and delivery of software capabilities.

• Transforms development/delivery of software

• Greatly increases speed of delivery to warfighter to match technology growth and threat

• Decreases cost for weapon system program offices allowing them to focus on warfighter capes

• Security baked into SW development and integration activity leveraging zero trust principles to achieve C-ATO

Do not pay for the factory every time you need a car!

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Science & Technology

Other Agencies

Software Factories

DoD-wide

Enterprise

Services

Ventures &

Non-Traditional

Start-ups

43 PMOs & PEOs Across Services

AF VenturesDefense

Industrial

Base

Multiple Innovation Hubs – One Platform

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Agile Acquisition

• UP initiated as a Middle Tier Acquisition Rapid Prototyping

• 3 month planning increments . . . continuous delivery

• Strong collaboration with USCYBERCOM and Service cyber components

• Considering the new DoD Software Acquisition Pathway

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LevelUP Culture

Embracing new ideas and technology to better equip the warfighter

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Lessons Learned

• Relationships are critical

• Developing a CI/CD pipeline capability is not trivial

• Talent is hard to find and retain

• Off-base software environment paying dividends

• Rigid adherence to any agile model does not work – tailoring necessary

• Must always be on guard for acquisition old-think, which challenges agile processes

• Open source code works and saves time/resources

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Way Ahead

• Looking forward to continued interaction

• Industry Days

• Alamo ACE in Nov 2020

• Additional information available

• www.software.mil

http://www.software.mil/

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Alamo Chapter CLOSING COMMENTS


• Next Luncheon, 15 September 2020

– Brig Gen Brad Pyburn, 16 AF DCOM

• Tech On Tap (virtual) – September 25, 2020

• Mentor Protégé Night (virtual) – October 15, 2020

• Alamo ACE, 16-19 November 2020

Alamo Chapter CLOSING COMMENTS


Thank you for attending – have a great week!

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