Main Street Defense Series: Innovative Solutions From New Sources

The Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) invites you to attend a conversation with SAIC’s Executive Vice President and General Manager of the Defense Systems Customer Group Jim Scanlon. Mr. Scanlon is responsible for leading strategy, business development, and program execution for approximately $2.9 billion in support to the U.S. Army, U.S. Navy, U.S. Marine Corps, and Defense Logistics Agency.

The discussion will explore the implications of the growing emphasis on technology competition with near peers and how the benefits of big data and artificial intelligence, highlighted in the Army Future Command data strategy, could be brought to the operating force. These overarching issues have important implications for technical services companies, whether they develop algorithms or balance system engineering tradeoffs. Jim Scanlon will discuss not only the role SAIC may play, but will also analyze the larger services market as it has been shaped by the complexity of multi-domain operations that are reliant on a diverse mix of interacting systems.

The purpose of the Main Street Defense event series is to highlight the unique opportunities and challenges faced by ‘Main Street’ companies in the defense industry. By broadening the conversation to include entities headquartered in America’s towns and cities beyond the top five defense contractors, and by providing a public platform for discussion, CSIS engage new voices and provides a setting for a dialogue on important factors affecting the entire defense and security sector today, different from those that we usually hear about.

Mr. Andrew Hunter will moderate the discussion with Mr. Scanlon. Please join us on Thursday, January 23rd for this timely conversation.

This event is made possible through general support to CSIS.

Photo: SAIC
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[iookknn]

The best project for workers at the Space Research Center
It is a project of human colonization of Mars
That is why humans should live on Mars
There are three basic conditions for living on Mars
Here are these three basic conditions
1- Developed devices that make an artificial sky must be made by broadcasting magnetic waves
These advanced devices will make the atmosphere on Mars and the rest of the planets similar to the Earth's atmosphere
2- The device of chemical change means must be created
Because the goal is to change the chemical elements on the surface of Mars and the rest of the planets for a better life for the colonial humans
3- Many robots must be made
and These robots must rely on advanced artificial intelligence programs
In order to harness robots
Because robots will manufacture new means to transform Mars into a place fit for the lives of colonial humans
and There is a necessary suggestion for the colonization of very distant planets
‏Plans must be made to invent a motor that launches spacecraft at the speed of light
‏It is a warp drive In space-time
‏In order for humans to colonize these distant planets
‏Or making a device that creates a tunnel similar to a black hole in space
‏In order for vehicles to reach distant planets as soon as possible
‏Please communicate these three conditions, as well as the suggestions mentioned to those working in the technology departments
‏(Varied technology)
‏For a better future for humanity

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[lorenzoo]

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[nighthawkviper]

You need better diplomacy, wiser Millennial leadership, and better delegations to provide a surefire deterrence and defense. The Space Force, DEWs, and Global Dominance leads to a singular place. It would seem the 20th Century humans are incapable of healing from their collective "PTSD" from their addiction to war, so much so they don't know how to tailor their behavior accordingly. If we are to become Interstellar Progenitors, consciousness first be suited so. -Christopher LaChance