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Essye Miller named DoD acting CIO
Department of Defense deputy secretary Patrick Shanahan announced that Essye Miller would take over the role of acting chief information officer, effective Dec. 8, 2017.
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Self-healing networks and amphibious drones: Enabling the Navy’s tactical edge
At Space and Naval Warfare Systems Command Atlantic, military leaders highlighted the three technologies naval forces will need against near-peer threats.
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One U-2 squadron wants to be the Silicon Valley of the Air Force
U-2 pilots at Beale Air Force Base may still be operating an aircraft designed more than 60 years ago, but they’re shopping for cutting edge tech to help augment their decade’s old mission.
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The Pentagon’s new tech focus: micro-electronics, hypersonics, and cyber
Ellen Lord, undersecretary of defense for acquisition, technology and logistics, believes acquisition can be fixed to achieve both readiness and innovation.
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Defense acquisition head: accountability, and perhaps firings, on the way
Ellen Lord is promising to hold people accountable if their programs go over budget.
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Protecting secret networks means being more open about threats
The Department of Defense is now sharing an unclassified report with industry as to better inform solutions based on threat behavior.
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DoD spent $7.4 billion on big data, AI and the cloud last year. Is that enough?
Despite spending more than $7 billion in 2017 – a 32 percent increase over five years ago – anything short of a technological revolution could threaten the United States, according to a new report.
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Can the Army pivot on IT modernization?
The Army is taking a “fundamentally different” approach to transform IT, said CIO/G-6 Lt. Gen. Bruce Crawford.
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Booz Allen: Artificial intelligence is transforming immersive training
While graphics, computing speed and even hardware are improving to make virtual and augmented reality training more realistic, the integration of data science and AI will take immersive training to the next level, according to Booz Allen Hamilton consultants.
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Why the Marine Corps needed a new deputy commandant
The Marine Corps has reorganized its leadership and forces to reflect a new reality: that information will play an outsized role in any future conflict.
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Essye Miller named DoD acting CIO
Department of Defense deputy secretary Patrick Shanahan announced that Essye Miller would take over the role of acting chief information officer, effective Dec. 8, 2017.
-
Self-healing networks and amphibious drones: Enabling the Navy’s tactical edge
At Space and Naval Warfare Systems Command Atlantic, military leaders highlighted the three technologies naval forces will need against near-peer threats.
-
One U-2 squadron wants to be the Silicon Valley of the Air Force
U-2 pilots at Beale Air Force Base may still be operating an aircraft designed more than 60 years ago, but they’re shopping for cutting edge tech to help augment their decade’s old mission.
-
The Pentagon’s new tech focus: micro-electronics, hypersonics, and cyber
Ellen Lord, undersecretary of defense for acquisition, technology and logistics, believes acquisition can be fixed to achieve both readiness and innovation.
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Defense acquisition head: accountability, and perhaps firings, on the way
Ellen Lord is promising to hold people accountable if their programs go over budget.
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Protecting secret networks means being more open about threats
The Department of Defense is now sharing an unclassified report with industry as to better inform solutions based on threat behavior.
-
DoD spent $7.4 billion on big data, AI and the cloud last year. Is that enough?
Despite spending more than $7 billion in 2017 – a 32 percent increase over five years ago – anything short of a technological revolution could threaten the United States, according to a new report.
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Can the Army pivot on IT modernization?
The Army is taking a “fundamentally different” approach to transform IT, said CIO/G-6 Lt. Gen. Bruce Crawford.
-
Booz Allen: Artificial intelligence is transforming immersive training
While graphics, computing speed and even hardware are improving to make virtual and augmented reality training more realistic, the integration of data science and AI will take immersive training to the next level, according to Booz Allen Hamilton consultants.
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Why the Marine Corps needed a new deputy commandant
The Marine Corps has reorganized its leadership and forces to reflect a new reality: that information will play an outsized role in any future conflict.
-
Essye Miller named DoD acting CIO
Department of Defense deputy secretary Patrick Shanahan announced that Essye Miller would take over the role of acting chief information officer, effective Dec. 8, 2017.
-
Self-healing networks and amphibious drones: Enabling the Navy’s tactical edge
At Space and Naval Warfare Systems Command Atlantic, military leaders highlighted the three technologies naval forces will need against near-peer threats.
-
One U-2 squadron wants to be the Silicon Valley of the Air Force
U-2 pilots at Beale Air Force Base may still be operating an aircraft designed more than 60 years ago, but they’re shopping for cutting edge tech to help augment their decade’s old mission.
-
The Pentagon’s new tech focus: micro-electronics, hypersonics, and cyber
Ellen Lord, undersecretary of defense for acquisition, technology and logistics, believes acquisition can be fixed to achieve both readiness and innovation.
-
Defense acquisition head: accountability, and perhaps firings, on the way
Ellen Lord is promising to hold people accountable if their programs go over budget.
-
Protecting secret networks means being more open about threats
The Department of Defense is now sharing an unclassified report with industry as to better inform solutions based on threat behavior.
-
DoD spent $7.4 billion on big data, AI and the cloud last year. Is that enough?
Despite spending more than $7 billion in 2017 – a 32 percent increase over five years ago – anything short of a technological revolution could threaten the United States, according to a new report.
-
Can the Army pivot on IT modernization?
The Army is taking a “fundamentally different” approach to transform IT, said CIO/G-6 Lt. Gen. Bruce Crawford.
-
Booz Allen: Artificial intelligence is transforming immersive training
While graphics, computing speed and even hardware are improving to make virtual and augmented reality training more realistic, the integration of data science and AI will take immersive training to the next level, according to Booz Allen Hamilton consultants.
-
Why the Marine Corps needed a new deputy commandant
The Marine Corps has reorganized its leadership and forces to reflect a new reality: that information will play an outsized role in any future conflict.
