By Geoff Fein The need to move the Navy toward open architecture systems (OA) is an imperative, as the service faces the challenges of the increasing cost to build ships, the need to pace technology change and to maintain mission relevance against changing threat scenarios, according to a top service official. OA is driven by two principle considerations: affordability and cycle time for bringing capability to the force, Sean Stackley, the Navy's acquisition chief, told Defense Daily in a recent…
Without OA, Navy’s Ships Would Be Challenged To Meet Mission Relevance
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