Modernizing software is critical for improving productivity and attracting talent in the aviation industry.

The philosophy of how software should be built in the aviation sector is broken; it needs to evolve to keep pace with technology.

The aviation industry is facing significant staffing shortages due to retirements and a lack of training during the COVID pandemic.

While the infrastructure and developer tooling layers are receiving media attention, the success of these layers depends on the success of the application layer.

Modernizing air traffic control systems is crucial, and there's bipartisan support for this initiative.

After starting ASI, we realized that the state of software in logistics was outdated, which made it clear we needed to enable critical operations and optimize valuable assets.

Many industries, including aerospace and semiconductors, are still using outdated software, presenting a significant opportunity for modernization.

We have a software crisis with legacy systems that are faltering, leading to massive outages that are consequential to the entire industry.

The integration of software and hardware in procurement is crucial; we must prioritize software capabilities to enhance the efficiency of military technology.