Northrop Grumman [NOC] recently announced it has verified the concept of easier, faster and more cost-effective deployment of third-party technologies into programs of record through demonstrations on its open systems network infrastructure. The demonstrations were conducted on March 18 in Northrop Grumman's C2 Futures Lab to showcase the capabilities of four companies participating in Small Business Program for Engineering, Experimentation and Deployment (SPEED), the company program to mentor small businesses through collaboration. "The purpose of SPEED is to assist small…
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