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Leonard J. Kosinski
04/28/25
@ a16z
If we don't modernize our logistics systems, we risk losing our competitive edge and the ability to respond effectively to crises.
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The Software Crisis Behind America's Infrastructure
@ a16z
04/28/25
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PB
Phillip Buckendorf
04/28/25
@ a16z
Modernizing logistics requires a shift in thinking about software, moving beyond just updating legacy systems to deploying advanced solutions for real-time operational needs.
LJ
Leonard J. Kosinski
04/28/25
@ a16z
The U.S. must invest in logistics proactively, rather than reactively, to avoid vulnerabilities that adversaries could exploit.
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a16z Cast
04/28/25
@ a16z
In contested logistics, adversaries will look for vulnerabilities in our supply chain, making it essential to understand and mitigate these risks.
PB
Phillip Buckendorf
04/28/25
@ a16z
The logistics capabilities of the U.S. military must evolve to meet the challenges of contested environments, where traditional supply routes may be compromised.
PB
Phillip Buckendorf
04/28/25
@ a16z
The future of logistics will involve predictive software that anticipates challenges and allows for quick rerouting to maintain operational effectiveness.
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a16z Cast
04/28/25
@ a16z
The Department of Defense faces similar challenges in logistics, where legacy systems hinder effective operations.
LJ
Leonard J. Kosinski
04/28/25
@ a16z
Logistics is a weapon system; if you can't supply and sustain your weapon systems, they become ineffective.
LJ
Leonard J. Kosinski
04/28/25
@ a16z
The pandemic highlighted vulnerabilities in logistics, showing how critical supply chains are for both civilian and military needs.
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a16z Cast
04/28/25
@ a16z
We have a software crisis with legacy systems that are faltering, leading to massive outages that are consequential to the entire industry.