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US Army wants to converge through the electromagnetic spectrum
The Army’s strategic operations directorate views the electromagnetic spectrum as the glue that will enable its efforts for new joint concepts that converge capabilities together.
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US Air Force sends software updates to one of its oldest aircraft midair
The demonstration marked the first time the Defense Department has modified an aircraft’s code in flight.
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How the Pentagon’s data strategy enables joint all-domain operations
The U.S. Department of Defense released its first-ever enterprise data strategy Thursday.
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DIA awards nearly $800 million in work to major defense primes
The DIA made two awards to Northrop Grumman and GDIT
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Lucrative contracts coming soon from US Army’s enterprise information systems office
The US Army’s Program Executive Office for Enterprise Information Systems is set to release several lucrative contracts this quarter.
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Six questions with the Pentagon’s new principal deputy CIO
The new principal deputy CIO of the Pentagon, John Sherman, shares what experience he brings to the department after serving as CIO of the intelligence community.
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How the Marines want to provide information on demand
A 2019 blueprint is providing the path toward IT and information modernization.
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CIA launches first federal lab
CIA Labs will allow officers to register and patent intellectual property they create while working at the agency.
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Air Force looking at how to defend JADC2 systems
As DoD is looking to build out the JADC2 architecture, Air Force officials acknowledge it must be defended from digital threats.
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Pentagon AI tool for battling coronavirus hold lessons for war
JAIC’s Project Salus, a platform it developed to help NORTHCOM to respond to COVID-19, taught the center lessons its carrying forward as it works on joint war fighting tools.
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US Army wants to converge through the electromagnetic spectrum
The Army’s strategic operations directorate views the electromagnetic spectrum as the glue that will enable its efforts for new joint concepts that converge capabilities together.
-
US Air Force sends software updates to one of its oldest aircraft midair
The demonstration marked the first time the Defense Department has modified an aircraft’s code in flight.
-
How the Pentagon’s data strategy enables joint all-domain operations
The U.S. Department of Defense released its first-ever enterprise data strategy Thursday.
-
DIA awards nearly $800 million in work to major defense primes
The DIA made two awards to Northrop Grumman and GDIT
-
Lucrative contracts coming soon from US Army’s enterprise information systems office
The US Army’s Program Executive Office for Enterprise Information Systems is set to release several lucrative contracts this quarter.
-
Six questions with the Pentagon’s new principal deputy CIO
The new principal deputy CIO of the Pentagon, John Sherman, shares what experience he brings to the department after serving as CIO of the intelligence community.
-
How the Marines want to provide information on demand
A 2019 blueprint is providing the path toward IT and information modernization.
-
CIA launches first federal lab
CIA Labs will allow officers to register and patent intellectual property they create while working at the agency.
-
Air Force looking at how to defend JADC2 systems
As DoD is looking to build out the JADC2 architecture, Air Force officials acknowledge it must be defended from digital threats.
-
Pentagon AI tool for battling coronavirus hold lessons for war
JAIC’s Project Salus, a platform it developed to help NORTHCOM to respond to COVID-19, taught the center lessons its carrying forward as it works on joint war fighting tools.
-
US Army wants to converge through the electromagnetic spectrum
The Army’s strategic operations directorate views the electromagnetic spectrum as the glue that will enable its efforts for new joint concepts that converge capabilities together.
-
US Air Force sends software updates to one of its oldest aircraft midair
The demonstration marked the first time the Defense Department has modified an aircraft’s code in flight.
-
How the Pentagon’s data strategy enables joint all-domain operations
The U.S. Department of Defense released its first-ever enterprise data strategy Thursday.
-
DIA awards nearly $800 million in work to major defense primes
The DIA made two awards to Northrop Grumman and GDIT
-
Lucrative contracts coming soon from US Army’s enterprise information systems office
The US Army’s Program Executive Office for Enterprise Information Systems is set to release several lucrative contracts this quarter.
-
Six questions with the Pentagon’s new principal deputy CIO
The new principal deputy CIO of the Pentagon, John Sherman, shares what experience he brings to the department after serving as CIO of the intelligence community.
-
How the Marines want to provide information on demand
A 2019 blueprint is providing the path toward IT and information modernization.
-
CIA launches first federal lab
CIA Labs will allow officers to register and patent intellectual property they create while working at the agency.
-
Air Force looking at how to defend JADC2 systems
As DoD is looking to build out the JADC2 architecture, Air Force officials acknowledge it must be defended from digital threats.
-
Pentagon AI tool for battling coronavirus hold lessons for war
JAIC’s Project Salus, a platform it developed to help NORTHCOM to respond to COVID-19, taught the center lessons its carrying forward as it works on joint war fighting tools.
