Modernization effort moves forward with a shift to the cloud and continued industry collaboration.
Defense Operations Blog
Army Cyber to Become an Information Warfare Command
March 14, 2019
The shift reflects the importance of integrated capabilities, above and beyond cyber.
New Army Programs of Record Emphasize Cyber
March 11, 2019
The new Army capabilities bring cyber into the fold, enhancing multidomain awareness for commanders.
Marines Corps Adds 3D Manufacturing Support for Warfighters
March 4, 2019
With the establishment of the Advanced Manufacturing Operations Cell at the Marine Corps Systems Command, Marines can now get round-the-clock support for 3D printing.
Navy Revolutionizing Readiness
February 15, 2019
Navy fleet commander announces a new effort to revolutionize readiness, in part by taking advantage of artificial intelligence, machine learning and data analytics.
National Debt Poses Defense Budget Challenges
February 14, 2019
With a $22 trillion national debt, Defense Department budgets may not grow in the coming years.
Training for the Gore of War
February 13, 2019
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Navy leaders seek ways to better train warfighters for the horrors of warfare.
Ushering in a Maritime Century
February 13, 2019
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Adm. John Richardson, USN, chief of naval operations, theorizes the decades to come could require a greater emphasis on maritime operations due to multiple factors.
Defense Department Unveils Artificial Intelligence Strategy
February 14, 2019
The military acknowledges the transformative role AI can play in the nation’s defense.
Reactions to Cloud Strategy Only Partly Sunny
February 6, 2019
Military and industry experts praise the Defense Department's cloud computing strategy as an important first step toward modernization while raising concerns and questions.
DISA Calls on Industry to Build Transparency into Artificial Intelligence
February 6, 2018
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In the push to use and trust automation and machine learning, solutions have to be explainable, says the agency’s director.
Cyber Needs to Be Integrated, Not Treated Uniquely
January 16, 2019
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“If last year was the year of authorities and strategy, this is the year for implementation," said Brig. Gen. Dennis A. Crall, USMC.
Navy Commissions Latest Littoral Combat Ship in Annapolis
November 19, 2018
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LCS-11, the USS Sioux City, boasts a lethal and flexible configuration to combat against asymmetrical threats.
Transformational Data Will Define Military Operations
November 15, 2018
Artificial intelligence and machine learning are two of the many technologies that will change the way the military operates, according to a panel of experts.
Partnership Building Accelerates in the Indo-Pacific Region
November 15, 2018
Dynamic changes are driving nations together to face burgeoning challenges throughout the Indo-Pacific, and the U.S. Army is doing its part.
Interoperability Needs a New Meaning
November 14, 2018
The pursuit of coalition interoperability has become more difficult as new technologies emerge, potential operations become more diverse and different militaries look at cooperative actions.
DISA Tells Industry: Be Our Partner
November 7, 2018
DISA provided in-depth information about its acquisition and procurement plans at its annual Forecast to Industry event with the theme of “Trusted Partnerships."
Air Force Tells Satellite Industry to Make Room for Flexibility
November 2, 2018
In the future, the service wants to get away from a single operator structure in some cases.
The X-Band Question
November 2, 2018
How the U.S. military plans to sustain satellite-based X-band capability is still unclear.
Defense Industry Calls for STEM Talent
October 31, 2018
The gap in science, technology, engineering and mathematics workers will only grow, defense leaders warn.
