DOD GAO Open Source Oversight Software Development ... including analyzing its use of open source and securing data rights. OMB released its open source policy in 2016 with the goal of the ...

Daniel Risacher, the associate director of enterprise services and integration for DOD, characterize the department ... of its computing environment (without the classified data) for open source ...

DOD is eyeing U.S.-made OSINT prototypes that ... The platforms must also recognize user-defined patterns in open source data that identify emerging S&T development trends in each area of interest ...

The guidance also states that the programming code of open-source software is “data” as defined by DOD Directive 8320.02. Because "open-source licenses authorize widespread dissemination of ...

“I think there has been a pent-up demand for the capability to share open source within DOD,” Vietmeyer said. Most software developers know and like the open-source paradigm, Vietmeyer sai ...

In June, a PC-based mapping application developed by the Georgia Tech Research Institute for the military, FalconView, was also made available as open source. In short, the DOD is making use of ...

The memo pushes forward the DOD’s data strategy ... non-proprietary, preferably open-source, technologies, protocols, and payloads; Store data in a manner that is platform and environment-agnostic, ...

So retail sales information, financial data, information on car ... other government agencies within DOD and elsewhere have stood up their own open source efforts because they see the urgency ...

They have an open-source solution for transport of simulation data. Yet, they chose to use a proprietary version of software that DMSO paid to develop.” “I've spent a lot of time in the DOD ...

The OSI has been the steward of the Open Source Definition (OSD) for more than a quarter of ... But one of the biggest challenges has been around data — that is, can an AI system be classified ...

The DOD’s guidance on open source adds to the business case by stating ... government IT policies, data centers and IT workforce issues for Computerworld.