By Geoff Fein As the Navy begins to incorporate a new approach to buying everything from ships to information technology, it is also looking over its acquisition workforce, determining what it needs to develop and build an acquisition corps. Particular attention is being paid to the people involved in program management, contract management and systems engineering, Navy Secretary Donald Winter told Defense Daily in a recent interview. "There are two elements here to be cognizant of," he said. "One aspect…
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