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Space
July 2021
Industry Vital for Deterring Aggression in Space
By John J. KleinThe White House issued its interim national security guidance in March, which addressed strategic competition with China, deterring and defending against aggression, and ensuring the safety, stability and security of the space domain. -
Business Trends
July 2021
Introducing the NDIA Business Institute
In national defense, education and training play a key role in determining success or failure. The outcomes of battles and wars often hinge on critical pieces of information, who learns it, who learns it first, and who leverages it first to gain advantage. -
Defense Department
May 2021
It’s Time for a Fresh Look at Resourcing Defense
“What are DoD’s priorities?” This is a question all National Defense Industrial Association members ask, and one that every eight weeks Rachel McCaffrey, NDIA’s vice president for membership and chapters, and Jon Etherton, NDIA’s senior fellow emeritus for acquisition policy, try to address during an NDIA members-only webinar. -
Infotech
April 2021
Trusted Capital Can Counter IP Theft
By Chris Sax and Sam UnderwoodU.S. national security is a complex set of defenses against threats — foreign and domestic — running the gamut from terrorism to nuclear strikes. -
Infotech
April 2021
Conducting Business in a Virtual World
By Christine M. KleinOn March 16, 2020, I departed Honolulu heading home after the conclusion of a successful conference conducted with our partner Indo-Pacific Command. -
Defense Department
March 2021
The Biggest Risk Is Not Taking Risk
By Rachel A. McCaffrey and Josephine Lewis“The perfect is the enemy of the good enough.” Fortunately, a close friend imparted this wisdom when the Air Force selected me for promotion to major. -
Defense Department
February 2021
We Can Do Better Making Military More Diverse
By James C. Boozer and Chris SaxThroughout U.S. history, the United States military demonstrated reluctance to integrate minorities, arguing their “inferiority” or their presence would negatively impact morale and should prevent them from serving, especially in combat. -
December 2020
Industrial Base Continues to Face Difficulties
Later this month, the National Defense Industrial Association will release its second annual report on the health and readiness of the defense industrial base, “Vital Signs 2021.” -
Defense Department
December 2020
Challenges Ahead for New Administration
By Arnold L. PunaroIt is with a great sense of humility and excitement that I begin my second two-year tour as chairman of the National Defense Industrial Association. -
Defense Department
November 2020
Reflecting on the Past and Future of NDIA
By Richard D. McConnI write this article on my last day as chairman of the National Defense Industrial Association and want to thank all of you, our community of industry, government, military, academia and all defense professionals committed to advancing national security.
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