In today’s world, a military’s ability to keep pace with digital change decides battlefield outcomes. We envision a data-centric Army; leveraging data and software to make better, faster decisions in the face of uncertainty.
ADASM(DES) operates across the digital landscape. We ensure that data is used effectively, and our systems stay at the cutting edge of technology. In this work, we are always looking for partners who can join us to improve efficiency, reduce cost, and cultivate innovation.
SOFTWARE MODERNIZATION: Enhancing performance, scalability, and efficiency of systems
MODULAR OPEN SYSTEMS APPROACH (MOSA): Driving towards open architecture and interoperable solutions
DATA CENTRICITY: Embracing a data mesh approach to enable access to accurate, up-to-date data to drive decision-making
ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE (AI) & MACHINE LEARNING (ML): Building scalable AI and ML Operations solutions for the most relevant insights
CYBERSECURITY & RESILIENCE: Developing robust cyber engineering practices and processes to ensure safety and security
SYSTEM OF SYSTEMS ARCHITECTURE: Enabling the acquisition of complex systems with seamless integration to deliver desired capabilities
We are looking for both civilian and military talent to chart the Army’s course into the future. Whether you are a developer, engineer, or strategist, you can make a difference in the Army. Think you have what it takes?
ADASM(DES) supports the Assistant Secretary of the Army (Acquisition, Logistics and Technology) to drive the digital transformation of the U.S. Army.
We're elevating our digital foundation to implement changes that will accelerate our technology solutions. Through collaboration, we are bringing best practices to help ensure we provide warfighters with the data, engineering, and software to help build the Army of the future.
OUR MISSION: We engineer pathways for digital transformation, so programs can deliver overmatch capabilities.
OUR VISION: We envision a data-centric Army; leveraging data for decision dominance and software-enabled change for competitive advantage.
Governance / Architecture
· Engineering Functional Data Manager·
· Digital Engineering Functional Sponsor
· Engineering Processes, Policies, and Standards
· Digital Engineering Ecosystem Architecture
Digital Engineering Ecosystem
· Establish and Operate Engineering Tools and Services
- MBSE
- DevSecOps
- Modeling and Simulation
- DICE
Adoption
· Generate Knowledge Products
· Workforce Technical Training
· Direct Engagement Teams
Cyber Resilience
· Army Cyber Acquisition Discipline (ACAD)
· Army Priority Vulnerability Management (APVM)
· Cyberspace Operational Resilience Assessment – Platforms (CORA-P)
· Cyber Readiness Framework (CRF)
Cybersecurity
· Cybersecurity Program for ASA(ALT) HQ
· Major Cyber Incident Response
· Actionable Continuous Monitoring (ACM)
Inform Capability Portfolio Management Decisions
Orchestrate Expeditionary System of Systems Architecture
Technical Monitoring and Assessment
· Technical Risk Assessment
· MOSA
· SoS Interoperability
· SoS SIL
Contact ADASM(DES) at adasmdes@army.mil
Click the link below to request a meeting. Upon approval, one of our representatives will reach out to schedule a meeting.
To protect the Defense Industrial Base (DIB), as part of the 2023 DoD Cyber Strategy, ASA (ALT) has developed a pilot program called Next-Gen Commercial Operations in Defended Enclaves (N-CODE) to improve the cybersecurity posture while lowering the barrier for small-sized businesses to engage with DoD programs. N-CODE will assist small businesses in meeting the complexities associated with cybersecurity policies and regulations, lowering the barrier to participate in government contracts and improve secure collaboration and communication. The cloud environment will cover many of the controls necessary for the processing and storage of Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI). The pilot program will offer a low-to-no-cost option for small businesses interested in participating.
The U.S. Army is ushering in a new era of software transparency and security by mandating the inclusion of Software Bills of Materials (SBOMs) in nearly all new software acquisitions by February 2025. This significant policy shift aims to enhance the security of the Army's software supply chain, reduce cyber vulnerabilities, and comply with federal directives on cybersecurity.
Download ASA(ALT) SBOM Policy.pdf [PDF - 276.4 KB]
After a lot of collaboration internal to the Army and industry, we completed the first official UDRA version, co-signed by ASA(ALT) and the CIO. UDRA will soon be a requirement for our programs, so download today! The Innovation Exchange Lab (IXL) contains the first Army implementation of UDRA 1.0. Whether you're interested in learning more before you decide to engage with the IXL or you're interested in following the progress and updates of how we are developing the UDRA to enable data mesh, read the latest implementation and stay up to speed.
Download UDRA v1.1 [PDF - 3.3 MB]
Download Summary of UDRA v1.1 update [PDF - 79.2 KB]
Download UDRA v1.0.pdf [PDF - 3.3 MB]
Download UDRA Conformance Policy [PDF - 139.8 KB]
At ADASM(DES), we value innovation and the power of a diverse, collaborative team. Join us on our journey to make a positive impact on the Army’s future. We are dynamic and adaptable, continually seeking talented individuals with a passion for innovation.