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SSC Data-Management Software Plays Critical Role in SDA, Afghanistan Airlift

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Sophisticated data management and analytic software programs are not only enhancing Space Systems Command’s (SSC) ability to carry out its Space Domain Awareness mission, but also have been leveraged to provide a rapid response to humanitarian crises across the globe. “Data is the life blood of our digital force and our commercial partners have a lot that they can offer,” said Col. Jennifer M. Krolikowski, senior materiel leader for SSC Enterprise Corps’ West Coast data/cyber coding factory serving the United States Space Force (USSF). “These commercial solutions allow us to go faster which ultimately helps us turn that data into knowledge to drive decision-making.”
Developed and managed from SSC's Cross Mission Data and Kobayashi Maru teams, Warp Core successfully expanded from Space C2’s initial development, and currently supports SSC’s Space Domain Awareness mission by providing a common data interface and enabling better data sharing, streamlined manual reporting processes, and decommissioning of legacy systems.

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