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Army Leads the Way in Defense Department Network Modernization
By collaborating with defense agencies such as DISA, the service helps promote department-wide efforts such as the JIE.
CERDEC Sets Priorities as It Prepares for New Environments
Budgets and geographic locations influence future capabilities for soldiers.
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ARCYBER Needs Computer Architectures for Contested Environments
Provable architectures beneficial for zero trust so far lack maturity.
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DISA and JFHQ-DODIN Leader Readies To Pass the Torch
The outgoing leader shares his reflections on the last several years at the helm of both organizations.
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Mission Impossible: The Quest for Technology Acquisition and Advancement
New technologies, like cloud computing in government, collide with poor design, labor issues and bureaucracy.
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The Third Rail of American Intelligence: The Convergence of Foreign and Domestic Threats
From an Intelligence perspective the first two weeks of May have been quite startling, but few seem to have noticed. On May 2nd we experienced the failed Time Square car bombing; on May 6th machines took over stock trading resulting a near 1000 point crash of the Dow Jones Average; and on May 8th Secretary Gates warned that the current level of defense spending is unsustainable. As backdrop to all of this an oil rig exploded on April 20th killing eleven and has been spewing 5000 barrels of crude a day into the Gulf of Mexico ever since threatening an environmental disaster of epic proportions. Meanwhile on Capitol Hill the Senate Select Committee for Intelligence (SSCI) and the House Permanent Select Committee for Intelligence (HPSCI) for no apparent reason have reengaged on passing an FY 2010 Intelligence Authorization Bill so either the President can veto it or it can be become law just in time to have no impact on IC activities!
Retaking Command and Control
Now that information systems have redefined how a military leader exercises command and control, they are being retasked to free that leader from constraints imposed in the process of innovation and revolution. The technology revolution has been established; now the cultural struggle is underway.
Aberdeen Proving Ground Looks to STEM Capabilities
With an aging workforce, the Army’s Communications-Electronics Command at Aberdeen Proving Ground is looking to the next generation of skilled engineers, scientists and researchers.
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In Vast Oceans of Data, AI Extracts the Pearls
Deep learning will augment the Air Force’s primary ISR system.
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