How can we collaboratively address the key challenges and work toward achieving the Department of the Air Force's 2030 vision?

The concept of a fully synchronized, AI-driven force operating seamlessly from enterprise to orbit is the future of decision advantage. However, this vision is threatened by critical points of friction in our current infrastructure. We continue to acquire siloed products instead of enforcing unified enterprise architectures, creating roadblocks that impede our progress.

Join DAF Chief Technology Officer, Mr. Scott Heitmann, and a panel of his senior staff as they dissect the most significant obstacles to achieving true joint all-domain command and control (CJADC2). This is not another high-level strategy talk. This is a candid, government-only discussion and interactive Q&A session about the technical and cultural battles being fought and won right now.

This powerful session will explore:

• The Data Imperative: How do we break down legacy data silos to accelerate the OODA loop and deliver decision advantage at the speed of conflict?
• The AI-Enabled Cyber Defense Imperative: How do we transition from human-speed defense to machine-speed response, leveraging artificial intelligence to autonomously predict, detect, and neutralize cyber threats before they compromise our networks?
• The Security Imperative: How do we establish a true Zero Trust perimeter based on a single, enterprise-wide identity, even in contested, low-bandwidth environments?
• The Software Imperative: How do we deliver continuous capability to the warfighter through modernized DevSecOps pipelines and overcome the hurdles of traditional authorization processes?

If you are a warfighter, operator, or technologist committed to building the force of 2030, you cannot afford to miss this session. Gain a clearer understanding of the DAF’s strategy to reduce operational friction at the edge and discover how you can contribute to making this vision a reality.