Preparing the defense industrial base to surge, collaborate, and deliver

Across the defense industrial base, the Defense Department is urging prime contractors and suppliers alike to deliver systems faster – everything from missiles, artillery, and air defense, to electronic warfare, drones, and maneuver vehicles.

In this Breaking Defense webinar, we examine how DoD supply chain leadership is helping industry meet delivery requirements and targets by addressing strategies to surge production, improve supply chain visibility, and develop alternate sources of vital materials that can constrain and bottle up the supply chain, in addition to prioritizing demand signals that focus industrial-base efforts — as well as potential partnerships with international companies to meet domestic demand.

Webinar (60 minutes)
March 6, 2025, 2pm ET / 11am PT
Preparing the defense industrial base to surge, collaborate, and deliver
Participants can earn 1 CPE credit

AGENDA

Webinar Panel: We will discuss the following:

• The current state of the defense industrial base post COVID, and DoD demand signals.
• Threats to supply chain resiliency ranging from raw materials to skill sets.
• Top-priority programs that are surging now and this decade.
• The key capabilities the supply chain must deliver for the DoD to execute multi-domain operations and JADC2.
• Intellectual property and data rights across the defense industrial base

Tech Perspective: Amber Lao, Digital Strategy Analyst, Adobe, will discuss digital transformation and modernization of processes within the defense industrial base.

LEARNING OBJECTIVES

• An understanding of the capabilities and technologies the supply chain needs to develop and improve based on demand signals.
• How suppliers can take advantage of open systems made possible by MOSA and other standards to spiral in new capabilities.
• An understanding of how the relationship between the DoD and suppliers will work regarding IP and data rights.
• How suppliers can be integrated into digital engineering and manufacturing ecosystems.

1 CPE credit eligible
Field of Study: Business Management & Organization
In order to receive full credit, you must respond to all three polling questions asked during the live program.

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Additional Information:

• Prerequisites – None.
• Advanced Preparation – None.
• Program Level – Overview.
• Delivery Method – Group Internet Based.
• No fee to attend this event.
• Attendees will be notified if event is cancelled (24 hours prior).
• For more information regarding program policies or concerns, email us at web@breakingmedia.com. Breaking Media is registered with the National Association of State Boards of Accountancy (NASBA) as a sponsor of continuing professional education on the National Registry of CPE Sponsors. State boards of accountancy have final authority on the acceptance of individual courses for CPE credit.
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