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Army awards $65M anti-drone contract
Syracuse will develop and deliver “up to 15 sets of the low slow small unmanned aerial system integrated defeat system.”
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How DISA moved to a single computing ecosystem
DISA recently announced a realignment of its computing and storage. Here’s how they got there.
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Secure software is of ‘strategic importance’ to the Army
The Army is currently grappling with challenges in software sustainment and development.
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Harris sells off government IT business
The buyer is Veritas Capital, for a sale price of $690 million in cash, according to a Harris news release.
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DISA technology chief Mihelcic to step down
Longtime DISA official Dave Mihelcic will retire this month.
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Spectral sensing gets smarter in detecting threats
Advanced algorithms can rotate through potential hazards.
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Defense Logistics Agency awards $6B IT contract
“JETS will provide for the DLA’s near-term and future demand for enterprise technology services, and is DLA’s new vehicle of choice for enterprise IT services and solutions,” according to a TRI-COR news release.
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Air Force wants data to reach decision-makers more rapidly
Program managers envision a “combat cloud,” a complex network that would amalgamate data across multiple platforms in a dynamic, distributed environment.
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Artifical intelligence-based cybersecurity
Some believe that AI efforts must be accelerated given that the demand for cybersecurity professionals is far outpacing the supply — and that shortfall is projected to get worse.
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Decisive Analytics to support the Office of the Secretary of Defense
Decisive Analytics will provide software engineering and schedule risk assessment to the Office of the Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Systems Engineering.
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Army awards $65M anti-drone contract
Syracuse will develop and deliver “up to 15 sets of the low slow small unmanned aerial system integrated defeat system.”
-
How DISA moved to a single computing ecosystem
DISA recently announced a realignment of its computing and storage. Here’s how they got there.
-
Secure software is of ‘strategic importance’ to the Army
The Army is currently grappling with challenges in software sustainment and development.
-
Harris sells off government IT business
The buyer is Veritas Capital, for a sale price of $690 million in cash, according to a Harris news release.
-
DISA technology chief Mihelcic to step down
Longtime DISA official Dave Mihelcic will retire this month.
-
Spectral sensing gets smarter in detecting threats
Advanced algorithms can rotate through potential hazards.
-
Defense Logistics Agency awards $6B IT contract
“JETS will provide for the DLA’s near-term and future demand for enterprise technology services, and is DLA’s new vehicle of choice for enterprise IT services and solutions,” according to a TRI-COR news release.
-
Air Force wants data to reach decision-makers more rapidly
Program managers envision a “combat cloud,” a complex network that would amalgamate data across multiple platforms in a dynamic, distributed environment.
-
Artifical intelligence-based cybersecurity
Some believe that AI efforts must be accelerated given that the demand for cybersecurity professionals is far outpacing the supply — and that shortfall is projected to get worse.
-
Decisive Analytics to support the Office of the Secretary of Defense
Decisive Analytics will provide software engineering and schedule risk assessment to the Office of the Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Systems Engineering.
-
Army awards $65M anti-drone contract
Syracuse will develop and deliver “up to 15 sets of the low slow small unmanned aerial system integrated defeat system.”
-
How DISA moved to a single computing ecosystem
DISA recently announced a realignment of its computing and storage. Here’s how they got there.
-
Secure software is of ‘strategic importance’ to the Army
The Army is currently grappling with challenges in software sustainment and development.
-
Harris sells off government IT business
The buyer is Veritas Capital, for a sale price of $690 million in cash, according to a Harris news release.
-
DISA technology chief Mihelcic to step down
Longtime DISA official Dave Mihelcic will retire this month.
-
Spectral sensing gets smarter in detecting threats
Advanced algorithms can rotate through potential hazards.
-
Defense Logistics Agency awards $6B IT contract
“JETS will provide for the DLA’s near-term and future demand for enterprise technology services, and is DLA’s new vehicle of choice for enterprise IT services and solutions,” according to a TRI-COR news release.
-
Air Force wants data to reach decision-makers more rapidly
Program managers envision a “combat cloud,” a complex network that would amalgamate data across multiple platforms in a dynamic, distributed environment.
-
Artifical intelligence-based cybersecurity
Some believe that AI efforts must be accelerated given that the demand for cybersecurity professionals is far outpacing the supply — and that shortfall is projected to get worse.
-
Decisive Analytics to support the Office of the Secretary of Defense
Decisive Analytics will provide software engineering and schedule risk assessment to the Office of the Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Systems Engineering.
