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USDA’s Dr. Michael Valivullah on the FDCCI

September 13, 2013

“IT is one of the few things we have and do as a military that is virtually indistinguishable from the things the civilian world does,” he said. For example, the commercial IT industry has solutions the military could potentially use to standardize the military services’ network architecture.

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