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Rick Marsh, Deputy Director, Strategic Plans, Policy, and Logistics, USTRANSCOM.

This session will focus on USTRANSCOM's process to assess the utility of SAP TMS as a potential avenue to modernize its IT portfolio. United States Transportation Command and its Journey to Global Multimodal Transportation

Eric will share an analytical perspective illustrating how the federal government is adapting to the Fourth Industrial Revolution and is bringing disruptive technologies to mature industries like national security. The convergence of digital and physical domains will continue at a harrowing pace and is enabled by advancements in technologies like cloud, big data and machine learning. Opening Keynote: The National Security Innovation Base: Investments in the Fourth Industrial RevolutionĮric Gillespie will discuss the impacts of the Fourth Industrial Revolution and how the federal government is investing in, and often driving, the transformative use of technology in support of business processes.

Steve Risseeuw, Vice President, Department of Defense, SAP Public Services.

Check out videos from the event below to learn key approaches to achieving the mission in your own agency or organization. On October 18, we heard from defense, civilian and industry leaders who are out front enabling the supply chain through collaboration, disruptive technologies and data-driven insights. As the technological landscape of these processes continues to shift and evolve rapidly, and the need to protect against suppliers’ vulnerabilities increases, government leaders are pursuing digital strategies and creating innovative solutions to improve readiness and lethality. All this in the midst of the 4 th Industrial Revolution!Įstablishing a secure, efficient supply chain and supporting logistics processes is crucial to mission success. From supplier to deployed organizations, this equipment must be kept functioning and ready while deployed or employed. Our nation’s security and reputation are dependent on getting the right tools and equipment in the right hands at the right time and place.

Our government and military have become more expeditionary by design.