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Since 2004, the Acquisition Research Program (ARP) at the Naval Postgraduate School (NPS) hosts a symposium annually for the acquisition community to focus on the business of defese acquisition. This symposium provides a forum for the presentation of current scholarly defense-focused acquisition research, as well as for dialogue between scholars, acquisition policy-makers, NPS students, practitioners, industry, FFRDCs and URACs. Papers/presentations are given by expert researchers from NPS and US universities/think tanks on recently completed defense-focused research and by thought leaders from DoD, industry and URAC/FFRDCs. The annual acquisition research symposium also serves an essential part of the graduate student learning experience at NPS. Students attend and participate in panel sessions to be enriched and to provide their valuable insights. The symposium also provides students the opportunity to present their research project results and/or socialize their current research topics to symposium participants at the annual student research poster show.

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Collection's Items (Sorted by Submit Date in Descending order): 1 to 20 of 2351
Issue DateTitleAuthor(s)
2025-05-13The Secret Sauce of Program Management Is the Best Defense to Mitigate Contract RiskChristina Joseph; Symantha “Sam” Loflin
2025-05-13Identifying Downtime Drivers Using SIMLOX Simulations to Rapidly Develop Solutions Improving System and Mission ReadinessMarissa McLaren
2025-05-13Exploring Visual Question Answering Capabilities of Multi-Modal Large Language Models with Model Based Systems Engineering ModelsRyan Bell; Ryan Longshore; Raymond Madachy
2025-05-13Automating AI Expert Consensus: Feasibility of Language Model-Assisted Consensus Methods for Systems EngineeringRyan Bell; Ryan Longshore; Raymond Madachy
2025-05-13Building USNA Campus Resilience to Sea-Level Change Effects using X3D Model Publication and Visualization in SPIDERS3DDon Brutzman
2025-05-13Conceptual 3D Modeling and Simulation for WargamingShawn Masters; Tim Liberatore
2025-05-13An Assurance Educated Workforce Is Critical to Addressing Software and Supply Chain Acquisition Lifecycle RisksCarol Woody
2025-05-13Exploring Factors Impacting Obsolescence Risk in Aerospace and DefenseLauren Griffiths
2025-05-13Productionizing Data Science at Sea CapabilitiesJohn McDonnell; Chuck Datte; Nick Gizzi
2025-05-13Enhancing Energy Resilience in Navy Region Southwest: Bridging Capability and Capacity Gaps With Modern Technologies and Utility Acquisition ApproachesEric Hahn; Guy Warner; Navid Gohardani
2025-05-13Systematic Approach to Managing Human Trafficking Risks in Defense ContractingAmmar Masoud
2025-05-13Applying Agile to Mitigate the Risk of Transitioning Defense Embedded Software TechnologiesSam Fazio; Karen LaFond
2025-05-13Distributed Acquisition: A Transformative Methodology for Department of Defense System AcquisitionRobert Paul Lewis; Joseph Carnes; Jack Thompson
2025-05-13Finding Opportunities in the Adaptive Acquisition FrameworkRobert Paul Lewis; Joseph Carnes; Jack Thompson
2025-05-13Revolutionizing Marine Corps Training: The Marine Corps Reconfigurable Consolidated Driver Simulator (MCRCDS) InitiativeLeili Green
2025-05-12Computer Simulation in the Acquisition Life Cycle using the WRENCH Simulation ModelSusan K. Aros; Rene G. Rendon; CPT Dajah E. Treece
2025-05-12Employing a Variable, Portfolio Contract Model to Accelerate Innovation Incorporation, Enhance Operational Sustainability, and Reduce Supply Risk in the Procurement ProcessAdam Bradley Pierce
2025-05-12Digital Engineering, Understanding the Policy and the Engineering in the Minimal Viable Product ApproachN. Peter Whitehead
2025-05-12Augmenting Intelligence: Acquiring Trustworthy TechnologyCarol Smith
2025-05-12A Centralized Financial Reporting System for Improved Data Access and AnalysisKumiko Dunn; Karen Knewtson; Emmanuel Delgado; Matthew Bauchspies; Dallas Rosson
Collection's Items (Sorted by Submit Date in Descending order): 1 to 20 of 2351