Ensuring Decision Advantage in the Indo-Pacific

MOSA provides the way to develop frameworks that can be leveraged to create a data fabric—an integrated data platform that makes data secure, discoverable, and synchronizable. A data fabric manages data flows and prioritizes interoperability at all levels within a secure, discoverable, and synchronizable framework. If federated, a network of these open-architecture-based data solutions can make interservice connections incorporating methods and procedures for moving data between classification levels and services. 

Imagine connecting Indo-Pacific forces to satellite feeds relaying developments in real time, giving warfighters access to analytics that provide insights from the enterprise to the edge—whether forces are on a battleship in the Pacific, trekking out from a forward post, or at USINDOPACOM headquarters.

In addition to connecting data across the services, data fabrics can integrate artificial intelligence (AI) and analytics to turn data into insight for rapid decision making. AI can automate routine analytic tasks, revolutionize decision-making accuracy and speed, and create real-time advantages for the warfighter. For example, our AI services can:

• Empower organizations for AI adoption
• Design and develop highly intelligent systems
• Build scalable AI solutions and analytical infrastructure
• Advance smart solutions for emerging missions

In tandem, DevSecOps rapidly transforms ideas into technologies supporting combatant commands and their missions. This seamless, highly-automated approach meshes application development with IT operations, embedding powerful security protections from the ground up. At the same time, risk is reduced, speed of delivery is increased, and deployments are safer—all at reduced costs and little or no downtime.

Edge computing allows for greater efficiencies by networking across a broader ecosystem and transforming strategic decision making outside the IT enterprise. It puts data and information into warfighters’ hands, allowing fast action—whether for a gray-zone provocation or analysis of a critical threat. Edge computing also enables faster, decentralized decision making without waiting for validation from a central command or a distant server.