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The internet of battlefield things will depend on modernized networks
The Department of Defense is eager to embrace nonstop actionable data on the battlefield, but current network infrastructure may not be able to support it.
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Software-defined networks drive IT modernization
The Pentagon is already embracing software-based network technologies of the future for more agile network solutions.
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To improve military networks, the Army looks to commercial solutions
Industry is making their case for modernizing military networks. The Defense Department appears to be listening.
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The answer to military cyber may be robust networks
To bolster cyber defense, Defense Department leaders are exploring options to modernize military networks.
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Editorial Whitepaper: Modernizing Military IT
With a vast network of aging infrastructure and systems, the Defense Department is looking to harness cutting-edge, transformative technologies that can modernize communications and deliver mission success. Increasingly those technologies are coming from the commercial sector, where companies have invested billions in cybersecurity and IT infrastructure.