The Department of Defense develops software factories to enable continuous integration and delivery of new applications amid its ongoing software modernization push. An assembly line comparison is apt ...

The Marine Corps is launching a three-year pilot to develop a software factory and a cadre of software experts that’ll be teamed up with the Army’s similar effort in Austin, Texas. The first ...

Developer velocity, the speed at which an organization ships code, is often impacted by necessary but lengthy processes like code review, writing documentation and testing. Inefficiencies threaten to ...

What’s it like to lead the largest software organization on the planet? A recent resignation letter of the U.S. Air Force’s chief tech officer sums up the damning outlook: “unempowered to fix basic IT ...

In many of its programs and other offices, the Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA) is instituting modern software development through development security operations, known as DevSecOps, and the ...

Randy Barrett is a freelance writer and editor based in Washington, D.C. A large part of his portfolio career includes teaching banjo and fiddle as well as performing professionally. The Pentagon is ...

AUSTIN, Texas — The Army Software Factory, the Army’s newly launched effort to train a select cadre of Soldiers and Army Civilians in modern software development, is frequently recognized for its ...

Software factories are a central component of the Department of Defense’s enterprise-wide software modernization effort, and today, they’re growing slowly but surely across the defense landscape. But ...

One of the biggest challenges facing the Department of Defense today is how to quickly get mission-critical capabilities into the hands of personnel. Much of that acceleration is dependent on software ...

AUSTIN, Texas – Members of the Army Software Factory presented firsthand perspectives on the value of Soldier-driven software design and development during a Sept. 29 panel at Fed Supernova, a ...