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Warfighters and decision makers alike laud the advent of mobile command, control, communications and computers (C4). Yet in many ways, our forces are relegated to dealing with legacy systems—even newly fielded ones—that employ relatively old technology compared with today’s rapidly evolving commercial wireless capabilities.

Army officials directly address criticisms of the service’s field intelligence system as it evolves.

AFCEA International’s Professional Development Center offers time-proven C4I courses that are internationally recognized for excellence and taught by world-class instructors.

Implementing the Joint Information Environment (JIE) is a huge challenge but well worth the effort. It represents an opportunity to create an integrated environment for information protection, transmission and sharing.

Technologists strive to support expeditionary forces.

A national challenge encourages bold new concepts in efficient usage of the high-demand resource.

Part I: What is the problem?

The U.S. Army angles for anytime access to the limited resource to support expeditionary missions.

Whether through cooperation or confrontation, government and industry will determine the wireless future.

A revolutionary semiconductor once unimaginable is becoming a reality.