Close the
Readiness Gap
The mission moves in seconds; the enterprise responds in years.
The Readiness Gap is the dangerous chasm between what the frontline needs and what the enterprise delivers.
Air created Enterprise Readiness to close the gap.
One Platform
Continuous Readiness
Air Enterprise Readiness platform is the AI-native system purpose-built to make continuous readiness possible.
The platform is built on three fundamental layers: Activation, Orchestration, and Execution.
Activation
The data foundation continually integrates information across commercial data, enterprise systems, and operational environments to establish the Readiness Graph, a single and authoritative source of truth.
Orchestration
The platform layer transforms activated data into adaptive workflows, mobilized agents, and AI-driven orchestration that proactively forecasts issues, prioritizes recommendations, and aligns resources.
Execution
The application layer that delivers enterprise outcomes, translating individual solutions, capabilities, and recommendations into a system optimized for readiness across teams, systems, and missions through curated Execution Centers.
The frontline has what it needs
Air Enterprise Readiness closes the Readiness Gap by revealing true capacity, exposing real constraints, coordinating resources, and executing at the speed of operational demands.
80%
Faster materiel release
Delivering new capabilities to the warfighter in months instead of years
5x
Faster vendor due dilligence
Reducing vendor due diligence from 120 hours to under 24 hours
99.6%
Reduction in part identification time
Identifying replacement parts and suitable substitutes in minutes instead of days
610
Down days saved annually
Reducing avoidable downtime by accelerating part identification and allocation
Insights
$700 Million a Day is Spent on Readiness Yet it Continues to Decline
Tara Murphy Dougherty explains the dangerous chasm between what the front line needs and what the enterprise can deliver and how we as a company are focusing all our energy on solving this critical challenge.
Newsroom
Air's climb represents the largest upward advancement of any company on this year's index
Air, formerly Govini, has been named #18 on the 2026 NatSec100 list, an annual index of top venture-backed companies driving innovation in defense and dual-use technology. Air achieved the largest upward advancement of any company on the 2026 index, climbing 79 places to #18 this year.
Events
Takeaways from a Day of Expert Talks and Panels
On March 10, 2026, the doors of The Anthem in Washington, D.C., opened to a room filled with the leaders who will define the future of American security. We have entered what many at the Summit called the "Golden Era of Defense", but as Govini CEO Tara Murphy Dougherty noted in her opening remarks, the Golden Era is won through execution, not just momentum.
See Air in Action
The Readiness Gap will not close through more reports, delayed reviews, or heroic workarounds.
See how Air Enterprise Readiness platform helps leaders understand readiness constraints, coordinate execution, and act with confidence before risk reaches the mission.