Virtual CRT: Ability to Adapt, Friday July 31
Aug 1, 2026 · 1 hr 29 min · 9 segments
Watch on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=skaad4-pG9c
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Tom GoffusGuestMark MontgomeryGuest
Ricky EllisonHost
Aug 1, 2026 · 1 hr 29 min · 9 segments
Watch on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=skaad4-pG9c
Tom GoffusGuestMark MontgomeryGuestRicky EllisonHost
know process our data together we don't share our data and we have grown beyond point defense point defense is are in the past we have to do area defense we have to get the data outside the fence lines of our forward operating bases into territories or seas or air or space way beyond to collect the data, to process that data, and to put it into our systems.
We have to adapt as quick as possible on the data processing to save lives and infrastructure that is happening.
It's about putting solutions as rapidly as we can into the warfighter's hands.
We have to ask, are we really giving our best shot at solving this problem? Or are we just throwing a bunch of money at it and picking one or two companies to do it and letting it go? We have to step it up.
And are we really, not really, are we learning? Are we looking at things that are not built by us or are we learning from others? Are we learning from what happened in Ukraine? What's happening? Why are we not learning from that and applying those lessons to data integration? I just, are we using data correctly? So this is where we want to go.
And when we want to just push the envelope, it has to be pushed as more lives are going to be lost and aggressively get after solutions that can be applied as soon as possible on this.
know process our data together we don't share our data and we have grown beyond point defense point defense is are in the past we have to do area defense we have to get the data outside the fence lines of our forward operating bases into territories or seas or air or space way beyond to collect the data, to process that data, and to put it into our systems.
We have to adapt as quick as possible on the data processing to save lives and infrastructure that is happening.
It's about putting solutions as rapidly as we can into the warfighter's hands.
We have to ask, are we really giving our best shot at solving this problem? Or are we just throwing a bunch of money at it and picking one or two companies to do it and letting it go? We have to step it up.
And are we really, not really, are we learning? Are we looking at things that are not built by us or are we learning from others? Are we learning from what happened in Ukraine? What's happening? Why are we not learning from that and applying those lessons to data integration? I just, are we using data correctly? So this is where we want to go.
And when we want to just push the envelope, it has to be pushed as more lives are going to be lost and aggressively get after solutions that can be applied as soon as possible on this.
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