standing immediately next to me is brennan hogan who will lead to the discussion of 3-d printing.nd she will save more to explain this area of technology if you don't know but it is an area that is touted as a remarkable and important area of innovation that it could change everything because we could produce technology in ways and are entirely different to what extent that is hype or real she will help us understand as well james joyce. and he knows a great deal about helping the department of defense to take advantage of opportunities for additive manufacturing in a realistic way. it is not future talk but we're also thinking practically about what dod can do it immediately. we also have another outstanding defense company and he will talk about software and information technology so we will look to david to explain how he defines this area of renovation the year's most focus on and what he recommends how we should pursue policy than finally we have james kenyon with engine and propulsion technology to have the chance to say what ever else needs to be done to get ready for your

sitting next to me is brennan hogan with the logistics management institute. or lmi. she's going to lead off the discussion of 3d printing and i'll ask her because she's the lead-off hitter to say more to explain what this area of technology is for those of you who don't know, but it's an area that's being touted as a remarkable, important area of innovation that, according to some people, could change everything. because we could produce technologies, manufacture technologies in ways that are entirely different from ever before, relying less on traditional factories. to what extent that's partly hype, to what extent that's real, to what extent it applies to more areas than others, she'll help us understand. as will jim joyce, who will speak after her and is seated immediately to her right. and he is with deloitte and has spent a great deal helping the department of defense think through how to take advantage of opportunities from additive manufacturing, again, in realistic ways. this is not future talk we're going to do up here for the most part. maybe a little bit o

sitting next to me is brennan hogan with the logistics management institute. she's going to lead off the discussion of 3d printing and i'll ask her because she's the lead-off hitter to say more to explain what this area of technology is for those of you who don't know, but it's an area that's being touted as a remarkable, important area of innovation that according to some people could change everything. because we could produce technologies, manufacture technologies in ways that are entirely different from ever before relying less on traditional factories to what extent that's partly hype to what extent that's real to what extent it applies to more areas than others, she'll help us understand, as will jim joyce who will speak after her and is seated immediately to her right. and he is one deloitte, and a great deal about helping the department of defense think through how to take advantage of opportunities from additive manufacturing, again in realistic ways. this is not future talk we're going to do up here for the most part. we're trying to think practicall