As the revitalized Defense Innovation Board begins to ramp up its work under a new chairman, the latest round of members is squaring up to the task of building on the lasting successes of the original panel, which include software acquisition, artificial intelligence and more. Boasting a membership that includes a former national security specialist, a past chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, an ex-military service acquisition lead and a retired lawmaker, the current iteration of the influential panel...
