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Navy Reaping Benefits of Open Architecture Efforts, Report Says

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Wednesday, October 28th, 2009

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By Geoff Fein In its seventh quarterly report to Congress on naval open architecture (NOA), the service has again demonstrated progress toward encouraging competition, building modular design and interoperable joint warfighting applications, identifying reusable software and ensuring life cycle affordability. The latest open architecture report to the Hill covers April '09 through June '09. Program Executive Office (PEO) Space Systems (SS) expanded the use of Small Business Innovative Research opportunities, resulting in four new research topics for small businesses. Additionally,…

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