Case Study

Going Digital

Customer and Challenge Faced:

The U.S. Navy is undergoing a major digital transformation to enhance command and control (C2) capabilities across the enterprise. To maintain maritime superiority, the Navy must integrate emerging technologies, data, and digital platforms into every aspect of operations. This shift requires not only advanced technical solutions but also a cohesive strategy for implementation, experimentation, and adoption across diverse naval domains.

VTG Solution Provided:

VTG is leading the implementation of intelligent C2 and emerging digital capabilities across the Naval enterprise, supporting Navy digital leadership with research, engineering, and operational innovation.

Key Highlights:

  • Digital Architecture Development: Created objective architectures such as the SWFTS Data Architecture to support integrated naval capability.
  • Advanced Technology Integration: Delivered decision-support tools, DevSecOps pipelines, and AI/ML capabilities through coordinated fleet experiments.
  • Human-Machine Interface & MBSE Leadership: Advanced unmanned command decision-making and led model-based systems engineering (MBSE) efforts across digital domains, including submarine tactical systems.

Outcomes Achieved:

VTG’s rapid transformation enabled the customer to implement modern engineering practices that support faster, more reliable delivery of space and ground capabilities. The accelerated development of engineering plans significantly reduced process cycle times, while onsite coaching ensured smooth adoption across teams. By transitioning to a model-based systems engineering approach, the customer gained improved visibility, adaptability, and alignment with mission objectives—positioning the enterprise for long-term success in a dynamic space environment.

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