Open Innovation Labs: How Lockheed Brought Better Security to Fighter Jets
The DevOps.com website reported that Open Innovation Labs were developed by Red Hat as immersive training grounds to help its enterprise customers figure out how to deliver better software, faster. “By working with the Red Hat Open Innovation Labs team, we changed everything—our toolchain, our process and, most importantly, our culture,” explained a Lockheed official, Red Hat’s client. As a result, the F-22 fighter development organization has been able cut what was once an onerous five- to seven-year process of rolling out new software capabilities for the aircraft. Lockheed is on track to deliver new communications capabilities for the F-22 this summer a full three years ahead of schedule.
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