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Artificial intelligence is poised for assignments that are dull, dumb and dangerous, one Navy official says.

Sailors are taking advantage of a few new capabilities to help them stay prepared for the fight, even when their equipment malfunctions.

The maritime service seeks autonomy and robotics for ships, subs, aircraft and mines.

NIWC Atlantic tackles long-range autonomous missions
while focusing on data management and interoperability.

U.S. Pacific Fleet personnel are making advancements in how the branch uses and integrates information, according to one Navy official.

The new Dahlgren Chapter aims to connect contractors with the U.S. Navy institutions in the area.

James E. Ortega is the director of the Navy and Marine Corps Spectrum Center (NMSC), overseeing global electromagnetic-spectrum governance and operational support for U.S. naval and Marine forces. A retired Army veteran turned senior civilian leader, he has more than 30 years’ experience spanning joint operations, defense industry program management and federal policy. Ortega is recognized for modernizing spectrum-certification processes, spearheading electromagnetic interference resolution initiatives and mentoring the next generation of spectrum professionals. When not advocating for mission-ready communications, he writes and speaks on leadership, organizational agility and the art of decluttering to achieve strategic focus. He has contributed two articles to SIGNAL Media.

As the Department of the Navy outlines its modern world priorities, its strict new acquisition process leaves no room for waste.

Jane Rathbun, U.S. Navy CIO, who has served as a civilian in the military for more than 30 years, announces her retirement in an August 22 LinkedIn post.

The admiral brings decades of operational and acquisition experience to her new position.