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Army ‘living off the fat’ of post-Vietnam tech advances
With enemies improving their military technology, the Army needs to intelligently invest in the future of war fighting, Maj. Gen. William Hix, deputy director of the Army Modernization Command Task Force.
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How the Internet of Things could improve weapons tracking
A 2017 Newsweek report revealed that the U.S. Army lost more than $1 billion worth of weapons in Iraq and Kuwait due to lax controls and record keeping. This problem is not unique to the Army; the challenge of tracking goods has dogged military operations since Roman times. When there are thousands of troops and…
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DISA wants to know if a phone can help replace an access card
DISA is working on a series of pilot programs that would confirm an employee’s identity, in part, by taking advantage of the sensors built into their device.
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Trump: NATO allies who miss spending defense targets will be ‘dealt with’
U.S. President Donald Trump said on Thursday that NATO allies that do not meet the organization’s defense spending targets would be “dealt with,” and singled out Germany as one country he said was not doing enough.
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How a new Pentagon strategy is influencing the DoD’s CIO
To gain insights into the new DoD CIO’s priorities, read the national defense strategy.
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How the Army is equipping cyber warriors in (near) real time
The Army is leveraging an acquisition vehicle as a means of getting capability in the field faster.
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Here’s the Pentagon’s CMO plan to get a lot more money for war fighters
If there are dollar savings to be found inside the Pentagon, expect those to be reinvested directly to warfighting needs, the department’s chief management office says.
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Fighting terrorism and storing intel in the age of big data
U.S. industry showcased at SOFEX systems that can decipher huge amounts of data into usable intelligence to counter terrorist activities in the Middle East.
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Leidos wants virtual Iraq and Afghanistan to look more like reality
Leidos has been awarded a $210 million contract to provide the Army training and simulation capabilities.
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Meet the 2018 C4ISRNET award winners for software management
The software management award was presented at the 17th annual C4ISRNET conference held in Arlington, Virginia.
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Army ‘living off the fat’ of post-Vietnam tech advances
With enemies improving their military technology, the Army needs to intelligently invest in the future of war fighting, Maj. Gen. William Hix, deputy director of the Army Modernization Command Task Force.
-
How the Internet of Things could improve weapons tracking
A 2017 Newsweek report revealed that the U.S. Army lost more than $1 billion worth of weapons in Iraq and Kuwait due to lax controls and record keeping. This problem is not unique to the Army; the challenge of tracking goods has dogged military operations since Roman times. When there are thousands of troops and…
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DISA wants to know if a phone can help replace an access card
DISA is working on a series of pilot programs that would confirm an employee’s identity, in part, by taking advantage of the sensors built into their device.
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Trump: NATO allies who miss spending defense targets will be ‘dealt with’
U.S. President Donald Trump said on Thursday that NATO allies that do not meet the organization’s defense spending targets would be “dealt with,” and singled out Germany as one country he said was not doing enough.
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How a new Pentagon strategy is influencing the DoD’s CIO
To gain insights into the new DoD CIO’s priorities, read the national defense strategy.
-
How the Army is equipping cyber warriors in (near) real time
The Army is leveraging an acquisition vehicle as a means of getting capability in the field faster.
-
Here’s the Pentagon’s CMO plan to get a lot more money for war fighters
If there are dollar savings to be found inside the Pentagon, expect those to be reinvested directly to warfighting needs, the department’s chief management office says.
-
Fighting terrorism and storing intel in the age of big data
U.S. industry showcased at SOFEX systems that can decipher huge amounts of data into usable intelligence to counter terrorist activities in the Middle East.
-
Leidos wants virtual Iraq and Afghanistan to look more like reality
Leidos has been awarded a $210 million contract to provide the Army training and simulation capabilities.
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Meet the 2018 C4ISRNET award winners for software management
The software management award was presented at the 17th annual C4ISRNET conference held in Arlington, Virginia.
-
Army ‘living off the fat’ of post-Vietnam tech advances
With enemies improving their military technology, the Army needs to intelligently invest in the future of war fighting, Maj. Gen. William Hix, deputy director of the Army Modernization Command Task Force.
-
How the Internet of Things could improve weapons tracking
A 2017 Newsweek report revealed that the U.S. Army lost more than $1 billion worth of weapons in Iraq and Kuwait due to lax controls and record keeping. This problem is not unique to the Army; the challenge of tracking goods has dogged military operations since Roman times. When there are thousands of troops and…
-
DISA wants to know if a phone can help replace an access card
DISA is working on a series of pilot programs that would confirm an employee’s identity, in part, by taking advantage of the sensors built into their device.
-
Trump: NATO allies who miss spending defense targets will be ‘dealt with’
U.S. President Donald Trump said on Thursday that NATO allies that do not meet the organization’s defense spending targets would be “dealt with,” and singled out Germany as one country he said was not doing enough.
-
How a new Pentagon strategy is influencing the DoD’s CIO
To gain insights into the new DoD CIO’s priorities, read the national defense strategy.
-
How the Army is equipping cyber warriors in (near) real time
The Army is leveraging an acquisition vehicle as a means of getting capability in the field faster.
-
Here’s the Pentagon’s CMO plan to get a lot more money for war fighters
If there are dollar savings to be found inside the Pentagon, expect those to be reinvested directly to warfighting needs, the department’s chief management office says.
-
Fighting terrorism and storing intel in the age of big data
U.S. industry showcased at SOFEX systems that can decipher huge amounts of data into usable intelligence to counter terrorist activities in the Middle East.
-
Leidos wants virtual Iraq and Afghanistan to look more like reality
Leidos has been awarded a $210 million contract to provide the Army training and simulation capabilities.
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Meet the 2018 C4ISRNET award winners for software management
The software management award was presented at the 17th annual C4ISRNET conference held in Arlington, Virginia.
