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DoD works to tie concepts, people and technologies
Network modernization is a huge piece of Defense Department-wide IT transformation, and officials are still working out some of the kinks.
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Industry seeks government lead on commercial satellites
Without manned space programs, the government relying heavily on industry to meet space and satellite needs.
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Air Force considers WGS commercialization
The service is exploring the details of transitions to a commercially operated Wideband Global Satcom in 2016.
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Army’s Integrated Air and Missile Defense System defeats cruise-missile target
The test shows the Army is making headway in moving to net-centric, “plug and fight” systems.
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DISA: Encore III RFP on track
The $17 billion-plus Encore III will cover much of DISA’s general IT contracting.
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The Army’s pressing electronic warfare needs
COL Jeffrey Church, Electronic Warfare Division chief, discusses the lack of material solutions for EW soldiers.
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Army satcom: Balancing current needs with the future fight
COL Charles Stein, DCATS project manager, discusses the Army’s multiple major satellite and communications efforts.
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BAE protests Army CIRCM award
BAE Systems filed protest after the Army selected Northrop Grumman for the initial manufacturing development contract.
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7 sobering cybersecurity quotes from CyberCon 2015
Tweets from CyberCon 2015.
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DoD works to tie concepts, people and technologies
Network modernization is a huge piece of Defense Department-wide IT transformation, and officials are still working out some of the kinks.
-
Industry seeks government lead on commercial satellites
Without manned space programs, the government relying heavily on industry to meet space and satellite needs.
-
Air Force considers WGS commercialization
The service is exploring the details of transitions to a commercially operated Wideband Global Satcom in 2016.
-
Army’s Integrated Air and Missile Defense System defeats cruise-missile target
The test shows the Army is making headway in moving to net-centric, “plug and fight” systems.
-
DISA: Encore III RFP on track
The $17 billion-plus Encore III will cover much of DISA’s general IT contracting.
-
Army faces growing battle in satcom threats
What happens when, not if, satcom goes down?
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The Army’s pressing electronic warfare needs
COL Jeffrey Church, Electronic Warfare Division chief, discusses the lack of material solutions for EW soldiers.
-
Army satcom: Balancing current needs with the future fight
COL Charles Stein, DCATS project manager, discusses the Army’s multiple major satellite and communications efforts.
-
BAE protests Army CIRCM award
BAE Systems filed protest after the Army selected Northrop Grumman for the initial manufacturing development contract.
-
7 sobering cybersecurity quotes from CyberCon 2015
Tweets from CyberCon 2015.
-
DoD works to tie concepts, people and technologies
Network modernization is a huge piece of Defense Department-wide IT transformation, and officials are still working out some of the kinks.
-
Industry seeks government lead on commercial satellites
Without manned space programs, the government relying heavily on industry to meet space and satellite needs.
-
Air Force considers WGS commercialization
The service is exploring the details of transitions to a commercially operated Wideband Global Satcom in 2016.
-
Army’s Integrated Air and Missile Defense System defeats cruise-missile target
The test shows the Army is making headway in moving to net-centric, “plug and fight” systems.
-
DISA: Encore III RFP on track
The $17 billion-plus Encore III will cover much of DISA’s general IT contracting.
-
Army faces growing battle in satcom threats
What happens when, not if, satcom goes down?
-
The Army’s pressing electronic warfare needs
COL Jeffrey Church, Electronic Warfare Division chief, discusses the lack of material solutions for EW soldiers.
-
Army satcom: Balancing current needs with the future fight
COL Charles Stein, DCATS project manager, discusses the Army’s multiple major satellite and communications efforts.
-
BAE protests Army CIRCM award
BAE Systems filed protest after the Army selected Northrop Grumman for the initial manufacturing development contract.
