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Army's Private Cloud Goal Is Praiseworthy but Problematic
On June 25, 2010, the Army issued a request for proposals for the migration of information technologies into a cloud environment. A statement of work defines this as the “Army’s Private Cloud.” The contract reportedly could total $249 million over five years, or an average of $50 million per year. When one compares the proposed spending with the Army’s fiscal year 2009 information technology budget of $7.8 billion, the project accounts for only 0.6 percent of the Army’s budget. That is a modest start for moving in the direction in which commercial firms already are progressing at an accelerated pace.
Monday, June 19, 2006
SIGNAL’s
Online Show DailyTechNet International 2006
Day 1
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If You Want to Support Warfighters, DISA Needs You
Officials apply virtual recruiting lessons learned.
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Incoming: We Are Now in an Era of a Warm War
A feeling of déjà vu has emerged following various conference presentations by speakers across the Defense Department and intelligence community. Their top priorities and concerns are similar to the ones that arose during the Cold War.
Helping DOD Agencies Move to New Tech
Industry partnerships aid acquiring, implementing next-generation systems.
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President's Commentary: Don't Give Up the Ships
All the U.S. military services have had to do more with less, but the Navy is facing a challenge that strikes at the heart of its raison d’être.
Satellite Communications Go Tactical
New threats and requirements drive development of constellations even as new ones begin to operate.
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All That's Old Is New Again
The Cold War specter is rising, but this time, data is part of the weaponry.
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Cybersecurity Is at the Heart of the Army’s Network Plan
The new plan aims to carry the service’s network into the complex future warfighting environment.
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Incoming: The Great Wall of Sand
China is flexing its muscles and expanding its reach, particularly in the maritime domain. As the United States tries to consolidate the so-called pivot to Asia by bringing 60 percent of the U.S. fleet to bear, leaders need to be thinking through all their other options to deal with the growing ambition of the People’s Republic of China.