Lieutenant Colonel Enrique Oti at SpringOne Platform 2017
summary
DIUX teams build operational software for tanker scheduling and dynamic targeting, not theory: a tanker planner that mimics the whiteboard-like UI while doing the behind-the-scenes math, cutting combinatorial planning and saving hundreds of thousands of gallons per day. A second app from the Kessel Run effort creates a single pane of glass to eliminate cut‑and‑paste, reduce coordination errors, and enable near-real-time decisions; seven apps are underway and agile practices reshape military engineering.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:45Software as a weapon
- 2:53Kessel Run project
- 5:25Fuel planning app
- 6:30Dynamic targeting tool
- 8:13Cultural transformation
- 10:18Conclusion and thanks
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