White Paper Template DIA-MSIC Industry Day 2022 - Revised FINAL.docx
Posted: May 11, 2022
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white paper template for the DIA Missile and Space Intelligence Center (MSIC) Industry Day 2022. It provides detailed instructions for completing the template, including specific requirements such as using an 11-point Calibri font, not exceeding two total pages, and saving the final document as a PDF with a specific naming convention. The template includes sections for basic company information, an abstract, and the white paper body, which is divided into three parts: solution overview, technical approach, and risk narrative.
In the solution overview section, companies are required to clearly articulate their solution or capability and demonstrate its relevance to one of MSIC's problem areas. The technical approach section focuses on evaluating the reasonableness of the technical approach to the problem, including descriptions of similar problem sets and technical metrics to assess applicability. Additionally, companies must describe enabling technologies/logistics and perceived benefits of their proposed technical capability to MSIC problem sets. The risk narrative section requires a discussion of risks associated with innovation and advancement in a classified or "closed" environment, workforce friction in adopting new capabilities, and mitigation strategies for these risks based on best practices in similar environments.
In the solution overview section, companies are required to clearly articulate their solution or capability and demonstrate its relevance to one of MSIC's problem areas. The technical approach section focuses on evaluating the reasonableness of the technical approach to the problem, including descriptions of similar problem sets and technical metrics to assess applicability. Additionally, companies must describe enabling technologies/logistics and perceived benefits of their proposed technical capability to MSIC problem sets. The risk narrative section requires a discussion of risks associated with innovation and advancement in a classified or "closed" environment, workforce friction in adopting new capabilities, and mitigation strategies for these risks based on best practices in similar environments.
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