The Air Force seeks a better approach to the thorny problem of software licensing
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Instead of having to wait to like a PDR, or some type of like, big milestone review, to be able to provide that information to them or know theyre going down a certain path, were seeing a real time, we can do that with almost every CDRL that we have on a contract, instead of taking the paper copy, or the PDF version of that I want to deliver in a model. Ive had multiple companies reach out to me saying, Hey, heres my enterprise wide license, please get me on the list, were not quite ready for that we have to actually write a NTEE, you know, there has to be some consideration that government cant get anything for free. I mean, what about pushback from Air Force brass, because that can be a pretty stodgy bunch, too?nnVince Pecoraro: <\/strong>The biggest opposition Ive gotten as come from inside the government, because its just a different way of doing business. And thats good for everybody.nnTom Temin: <\/strong>Vince Pecoraro is lead program manager in the Digital Transformation Office of the Air Force.<\/blockquote>"}}; Best listening experience is on Chrome, Firefox or Safari. Instead of having to wait to like a PDR, or some type of like, big milestone review, to be able to provide that information to them or know they’re going down a certain path, we’re seeing a real time, we can do that with almost every CDRL that we have on a contract, instead of taking the paper copy, or the PDF version of that I want to deliver in a model.
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