Army Looks for a Few Good Apps
The U.S. Army has announced the Apps for the Army (A4A) challenge, a three-month outreach to the service’s active duty, National Guard and civilian employees that will award as much as $2,000 to the top entries.
A Plan With a Purpose
The Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA) has released its 2010 Campaign Plan. Although designated as this year’s plan, the document actually lays the groundwork for DISA activities that will take place during the next two to five years. While it may appear ambitious, the agency’s officials believe that it is absolutely necessary to reach beyond DISA’s grasp as it heads into the future.
Military Facilitates Help in Haiti
Generosity has been pouring from every direction to the tiny Caribbean nation of Haiti since the earthquake hit on January 12. But problems arise when coordination falls short. However, an Internet-based network scheduled to be tested this summer was put to the test during the real-life crisis and has performed like a charm.
Cyberspace:
The digital frontier long has been described as the Wild West where users confronted outlaws such as hackers and brigands. Now, as the frontier has become populated with all manner of social, government and economic enterprises, its security is a matter of great importance for all involved.
Antenna Technologies:
With wireless applications exploding on the scene, shape and form are becoming vitally important as scientists develop new antenna technologies.
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