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Disparate groups and methods that move at different paces must synchronize for swiftness.

West 2017 spotlights military needs, from force generation to information warfare capabilities and exponential thinking.

Businesses ponder crowdsourcing tactics to make and sell their goods and services.

A change in the relationship between Silicon Valley firms and the Defense Department will drive progress.

Defeating modern capabilities calls for the best that labs can offer.

AFCEA International’s Continuing Education (CE) program has grown dramatically since its start in 2012.

The military can tap a wellspring of solutions from its own ranks.

Rather than people finding and fixing problems, computers might do it.

The U.S. Defense Department’s information technology combat support agency plans to hit the kill switch on a number of systems to improve network management.

A different approach to networking leaves potential intruders in the dark.