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A simple user agreement is changing how the Air Force looks at software
Nov 4 , 2021
Tom TeminFederal Drive with Tom TeminAir ForceScott MaucioneJacque TorsonAir Combat CommandKessel RunThe Air Force’s innovative software shop Kessel Run and Air Combat Command have entered into an agreement. It seems unremarkable, but the implications could change every program in ACC. The agreement allows Kessel Run to constantly upgrade systems in a DevSecOps fashion. Federal News Network’s Scott Maucione talked with Kessel Run’s test and integration chief Jacque Torson, for Federal Drive with Tom Temin.
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