Leading Military Architect Encourages DOD to Innovative

Preston Dunlap the leading architect official for US Space Force and Airforce is leaving his position but warns the U.S. must innovate to maintain technological advantages. He is responsible for $70 billion budget for research, development and acquisition. You can read more about it at 'Another Pentagon Official Exits, Saying U.S. Is at Risk of Losing Tech Edge'. 

I agree that staying on top of technology is important. Many times we lock knowledge up in higher education institutions without using them for national growth. The higher the institutional standing the more theoretical the research and increasingly exclusive the information (Gentrifying education and innovation can help speed industry adaptations. There are differences in emphasis between PhD and applied DBA). A little more focus on the application of research is helpful to speeding development. That takes commitment to increase competitive change (See GDP Govt. Mind, Start-up Firms, China 2033 PhD China vs US, Dumb Idea!.).