Air Force CyberWorx solves DOD operational problems by collaborating with the government, industry, and academia tied to the innovation ecosystems. Through an intentional understanding of Warfighter-Centric needs, we work with stakeholders to rapidly design, adapt, or cultivate emergent technology with creative solutions to problems centered around the warfighters.
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Our Mission: Rapidly prototype solutions to DOD/DAF problems by identifying and focusing on user needs. 

Our Vision: Instill a culture of continuous problem-solving and improvement by putting the user at the forefront of every AF initiative. 

Lines of Effort:  

LOE 1: Problem Solving Using Human-Centered Design and developing Minimum Viable Products 

- Delivering effective, leading-edge solutions while putting the users' needs at 
   the forefront. 

- Developing MVPs to make sure users get what they want. 

LOE 2: Technology Forecasting and Experimentation 

- We look 2 to 3 "ridgelines" out to discover emerging technology that will 
   anticipate and solve future challenges before they become problems. 

- We will experiment with emerging technology early to ensure the AF is ready to 
   integrate the capability when viable. 

LOE 3: Human-Centered design Education and Training 

- We educate and train Airmen and Cadets to apply Human-Centered Design 
   methodologies and User Experience techniques to solve real-world operational 
   challenges. 

- We mentor Cadets with their capstone projects, ensuring they correctly 
   identify the problem and help them develop solutions focused on user needs. 

AF CyberWorx was established in August 2016 by the Chief of Staff of the Air Force, General Mark A. Walsh III. 

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Military

National Security

AF CyberWorx

Robert Giovannetti

Monica Silva

Ben Kallemyn

Duncan Stewart

Amber Whittington

Jennifer Velásquez McCord

Austin Wiggins

Vel Preston

AF CyberWorx

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