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How multi-party platforms could solve some of the Pentagon’s IT troubles
Defense organizations must invest in IT platforms that drive continuous modernization, supports emerging and future technologies, and guarantees that the solution will never go legacy.
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Data breaches at federal agencies jumped 20 percent last year
Agencies are storing more data in cloud services, but does that make it easier to breach?
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Accurate air and artillery strikes, coming soon from a tablet
Marines are continuing to push smaller, lighter and more mobile tech to help Marines call in air and artillery strikes.
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An app to keep paratroopers glued to their phones
A new app may help solve one of the greatest risks from parachuting troops.
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How the Army plans to use virtual humans powered by artificial intelligence
The Army requested funding in the fiscal 2019 budget to develop techniques that will allow virtual humans to “automatically identify strategic emotional manipulation.”
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The Army’s next network strategy: halt, fix, pivot
The Army has submitted a report to Congress that describes the Army’s strategy for modernizing its networks.
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US Army could get laser for short-range air defense in under 5 years
The Army is going to assess the feasibility of putting a 50-kilowatt laser on its future short-range air defense system in relatively quick order.
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Here’s how the Army is spending in information operations
Budget documents detail how the Army is looking to reinvest in capabilities, training and experimentation.
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Army kills off Network Integration Evaluations in FY19 budget request
The Army is eliminating its means for testing tactical mission command networks in favor of Joint Warfighting Assessments.
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The Army plans to spend an additional $150 million on blue force tracking systems next year
The Army wants to make substantial investments in its friendly forces tracking system, according to the president’s budget request for fiscal year 2019.
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How multi-party platforms could solve some of the Pentagon’s IT troubles
Defense organizations must invest in IT platforms that drive continuous modernization, supports emerging and future technologies, and guarantees that the solution will never go legacy.
-
Data breaches at federal agencies jumped 20 percent last year
Agencies are storing more data in cloud services, but does that make it easier to breach?
-
Accurate air and artillery strikes, coming soon from a tablet
Marines are continuing to push smaller, lighter and more mobile tech to help Marines call in air and artillery strikes.
-
An app to keep paratroopers glued to their phones
A new app may help solve one of the greatest risks from parachuting troops.
-
How the Army plans to use virtual humans powered by artificial intelligence
The Army requested funding in the fiscal 2019 budget to develop techniques that will allow virtual humans to “automatically identify strategic emotional manipulation.”
-
The Army’s next network strategy: halt, fix, pivot
The Army has submitted a report to Congress that describes the Army’s strategy for modernizing its networks.
-
US Army could get laser for short-range air defense in under 5 years
The Army is going to assess the feasibility of putting a 50-kilowatt laser on its future short-range air defense system in relatively quick order.
-
Here’s how the Army is spending in information operations
Budget documents detail how the Army is looking to reinvest in capabilities, training and experimentation.
-
Army kills off Network Integration Evaluations in FY19 budget request
The Army is eliminating its means for testing tactical mission command networks in favor of Joint Warfighting Assessments.
-
The Army plans to spend an additional $150 million on blue force tracking systems next year
The Army wants to make substantial investments in its friendly forces tracking system, according to the president’s budget request for fiscal year 2019.
-
How multi-party platforms could solve some of the Pentagon’s IT troubles
Defense organizations must invest in IT platforms that drive continuous modernization, supports emerging and future technologies, and guarantees that the solution will never go legacy.
-
Data breaches at federal agencies jumped 20 percent last year
Agencies are storing more data in cloud services, but does that make it easier to breach?
-
Accurate air and artillery strikes, coming soon from a tablet
Marines are continuing to push smaller, lighter and more mobile tech to help Marines call in air and artillery strikes.
-
An app to keep paratroopers glued to their phones
A new app may help solve one of the greatest risks from parachuting troops.
-
How the Army plans to use virtual humans powered by artificial intelligence
The Army requested funding in the fiscal 2019 budget to develop techniques that will allow virtual humans to “automatically identify strategic emotional manipulation.”
-
The Army’s next network strategy: halt, fix, pivot
The Army has submitted a report to Congress that describes the Army’s strategy for modernizing its networks.
-
US Army could get laser for short-range air defense in under 5 years
The Army is going to assess the feasibility of putting a 50-kilowatt laser on its future short-range air defense system in relatively quick order.
-
Here’s how the Army is spending in information operations
Budget documents detail how the Army is looking to reinvest in capabilities, training and experimentation.
-
Army kills off Network Integration Evaluations in FY19 budget request
The Army is eliminating its means for testing tactical mission command networks in favor of Joint Warfighting Assessments.
-
The Army plans to spend an additional $150 million on blue force tracking systems next year
The Army wants to make substantial investments in its friendly forces tracking system, according to the president’s budget request for fiscal year 2019.
