Assessing Aegis Program Transition to an Open-Architecture Model,

Author

Button; Robert W. ; Blickstein; Irv ; Predd; Joel B. ; Nixon; Michael ; DeLuca; Paul

Year

2013

Publisher

RAND Corporation

Type

BOOK

Description

To reduce the costs of maintaining the Aegis system, and to take advantage of rapidly evolving commercial computing technology, the U.S. Navy is moving toward open-architecture software, a common source code library, and commercial, off-the-shelf processors. This report examines the potential benefits of this new model, the pace of upgrades, and the best way for the Navy to maximize the technological and financial benefits.

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Assessing Aegis Program Transition to an Open-Architecture Model,

Description

Beyond al-Qaeda: Part 2; The Outer Rings of the Terrorist Universe,

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The Fragile Balance of Terror

Accounting for Culture, Thinking Through Cultural Citizenship, Thinking Through Cultural Citizenship

Engaging Schooling Subjectivities Across Post-apartheid Urban Spaces

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