By Geoff Fein The Navy issued its fifth quarterly open architecture (OA) report to Congress, outlining efforts including the release of an acquisition management plan, a draft architecture description document (ADD), as well as adding or modifying contract language to provide contractors incentives for adhering to open standards. The February 2009 report notes that the surface domain released two key documents: the Surface Navy Combat System Development Strategy and Acquisition Management Plan (AMP) and the draft ADD. "The AMP provides…
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