Kessel Run’s Software Pathway Strategy approved
Summary
The strategy outlines how Kessel Run will employ DevSecOps as a modernization tactic to deprecate current systems and transform them into an approach that increases responsiveness to the ever-changing technology and threat landscape. “It helps us align our appropriated funds with our programs of record, in a way that allows us to maintain our DevOps Culture and approach to modernization,” said Rachel Mamroth, the Deputy Chief of Acquisitions for Kessel Run. “Our formalized transition to the Software Acquisition Pathway for the entire Kessel Run Portfolio of Programs increases our responsiveness to the emerging and changing technology and threat landscape,” Mamroth said. Kessel Run, officially known as Air Force Life Cycle Management Detachment 12, has a proven track record in enhancing efficiency, saving cost and modernizing the way the Air Force operates with its agile software development. “This guiding policy now enables Kessel Run operations to more closely align with our capability goals.”