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Services Choose Independent Paths for JADC2

The J-6 institutes a strategy of convergence for realizing the vital goal.

U.S. Marines with the 22nd Marine Expeditionary Unit (MEU) 2nd Marine Regiment stationed in Kuwait perform live fire training. The 22nd MEU supports the U.S. 5th Fleet area of operations in support of naval operations to ensure maritime stability and security in the Central Region, from the Mediterranean and the Pacific through the western Indian Ocean. On the Joint Staff, the J-6 leader is preparing a strategy to guide the necessary development of joint all domain command and control, for operations anywhe

Reactions to Cloud Strategy Only Partly Sunny

Experts seek answers on implementing the cloud computing strategy.

Industry and military officials see both silver linings and gray skies in the Pentagon's cloud computing strategy. Credit: Ivan Cholakov and jannoon0281/Shutterstock, edited by Chris D'Elia

Innovating Military Management Systems To Mitigate Hardware-Related Vulnerabilities

Overhauling, optimizing and automating U.S. Army logistics and information technology management systems can prevent exploitation of hardware-related vulnerabilities.

Service members rely on a government computer to improve readiness and achieve unit goals, and national security depends on the regular management and maintenance of this equipment. Photo by Airman Aidan Martinez

President's Commentary: Pursuing Relentless Resilience for Homeland Security

It is time that all of us—individuals, industry, academia and the whole of the U.S. government—act as one in pursuing relentless resilience for homeland security. Credit: danielfela/Shutterstock.

Pacific Rim's Shot at Harmony

PACOM has the overarching responsibility for ensuring security in the Asia-Pacific region. The organization's commander offers that if PACOM can get its five focus areas right, it will have achieved its goals and enable it to focus on other challenges. What's the ideal future scenario? Read the complete interview and share your input.

DOD Targets Acquisition Reform

Tackling contracting processes will help the U.S. military bring in secure and innovative capabilities to support the warfighter.

The Department of Defense is working on improving its contracting processes to get advanced technologies to the warfighter. Credit: Shutterstock/Gorodenkoff

The Military Needs JIE, and JIE Needs Innovation

Building an all-encompassing network environment will require new technologies as well as new approaches to information engineering.

DISA's New Task Force Aims To Operationalize Data

DISA Global technical director speaks on a recently launched initiative, as well as some of the key challenges it has faced. Still, the show must go on.