From left: Fred D. Taylor Jr. and Ric VanderMeulen of ViaSat and Justin Brandenburg of MapR Technologies work on the #AFSpaceSA sprint at Catalyst Campus.
From left: Fred D. Taylor Jr. and Ric VanderMeulen of ViaSat and Justin Brandenburg of MapR Technologies work on the #AFSpaceSA sprint at Catalyst Campus.
Across almost a year of the Air Force Academy’s CyberWorx sprints, design thinking has “proven its value” as a problem-solving technique for the Air Force, said director Col. Jeffrey Collins. Since sprints started last August, each has brought unexpected outcomes, novel solutions and positive feedback from Air Force leaders. “The outcomes of the sprints have […]
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