TechNet Augusta 2024 Coverage

Editorial Coverage

Army Speeds Information Warfare Detachments Creation

Army leverages electronic and cyber warfare, integrating artificial intelligence.

Lt. Gen. Maria Barrett addresses a full room at TechNet Augusta 2024. Credit: Michael Carpenter

Joint Electronic Warfare, Cyber and Spectrum Operations Need Work To Face Contested Environments

The stakes are quite high in getting this joint warfare correct, leaders say.

Senior enlisted leaders discuss joint electromagnetic spectrum operations Thursday at TechNet Augusta 2024.

Cyber Arena Ripe for Maturation With AI/ML

Subset of the U.S. Army hopes to become ‘decision dominant.’

Brig. Gen. Mark Miles, deputy commanding general, Army Cyber Center of Excellence, speaks at TechNet Augusta 2024.

Strategies for Pursuing Diversity in Cybersecurity and IT

Cyber, signal and information technology experts offer approaches for inclusivity in these crucial fields.

Leaders explain the importance of diverity within cybersecurity and information technology fields at AFCEA's TechNet Augusta 2024.

Optimizing Innovation With AI-Powered Innovation Speeds

Artificial intelligence modularity, collaboration and common standards are the way to innovate faster, experts say.

U.S. Army leaders and experts sit on a panel at TechNet Augusta 2024. Credit: Michael Carpenter, AFCEA.

Army Leaders Urge Industry Collaboration for Agile Command Systems

Modular, interoperable and flexible communications are the key to resiliency.

Maj. Gen. Patrick Ellis, director, Network Cross-Functional Team Army Futures Command (l), and Mark Kitz, PEO C3T, discuss implementing agile and adaptive C2. Photo Credit: Mike Carpenter

18th Airborne Corps’ 'Tricky' AI Journey

Subset of the U.S. Army wants to become its first-ever artificial intelligence-enabled corps.

Brig. Gen. John Cogbill speaks at AFCEA's TechNet Augusta 2024 in Augusta, Georgia.

U.S. Army’s Advice for Industry About AI-Related Solutions

The service has set a preparation course for the next few years on how to acquire artificial intelligence solutions through its program managers.

Jennifer Swanson, deputy assistant secretary of the Army for Data, Engineering and Software, ASA (ALT) (l-r); Col. Chris Anderson, USA, Intelligence Systems and Analytics, Program Executive Office – Intelligence, Electronic Warfare and Sensors; and Dan Snyder, senior director and analyst at Gartner, speak at AFCEA International’s TechNet Augusta Conference in Augusta, Georgia.

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