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Navy/USMC

Role Of Data Rights For Open Systems Need Clarifying, Navy Official Says

Defense Daily Staff

Monday, October 22nd, 2012

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Pentagon acquisition officials still need to work toward optimizing data rights requirements to ensure that developing open architecture (OA) systems save money but in a way that is also beneficial to industry, a senior Navy official said last week. James Thomsen, the principal civilian deputy assistant secretary of the Navy for research, development and acquisition, said defining data requirements remains a challenge but is essential toward creating a “well thought out“ OA business model. “We’ve got to be very thoughtful…

Congress

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Congress

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Congress

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Congress

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