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Thurston: Simplification drives new Mission Command PM
Michael Thurston: We are trying to simplify everything, from the soldier’s perspective.
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Army on track to 20,000 virtualized desktops this year
The program is being scaled from pilot phase to thousands of users throughout the Pentagon
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Army missile-defense blimp program moves forward
The Army has launched the first of two tethered blimps that provide persistent over-the-horizon surveillance.
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Tactical radios evolve to meet a new world of demands
Changing needs on the battlefield require a fresh approach to communications, enabled by new technologies.
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DISA shifts cloud focus to security, integration
DISA will oversee the secure connections between commercial cloud service providers and DoD cloud consumers and the DoD network.
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DoD IG faults cloud acquisition
In the first of a series of reports, auditor notes problems in three sample contracts.
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Govini foresees lower DoD cloud spending
The Navy accounted for 80 percent of DoD’s cloud dollars in 2014.
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New DoD cloud policy delayed
Policy will speed cloud procurement while clarifying the roles of DISA and Office of the CIO.
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Pentagon’s virtualized desktop infrastructure reaches 18,000 computers
VDI’s strategy: Address 80 percent of requirements in a unified manner to avoid addessing user needs one-on-one.
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Thurston: Simplification drives new Mission Command PM
Michael Thurston: We are trying to simplify everything, from the soldier’s perspective.
-
Army on track to 20,000 virtualized desktops this year
The program is being scaled from pilot phase to thousands of users throughout the Pentagon
-
Army missile-defense blimp program moves forward
The Army has launched the first of two tethered blimps that provide persistent over-the-horizon surveillance.
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Details bedevil the JIE
Turning JIE from concept to reality is not easy.
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Tactical radios evolve to meet a new world of demands
Changing needs on the battlefield require a fresh approach to communications, enabled by new technologies.
-
DISA shifts cloud focus to security, integration
DISA will oversee the secure connections between commercial cloud service providers and DoD cloud consumers and the DoD network.
-
DoD IG faults cloud acquisition
In the first of a series of reports, auditor notes problems in three sample contracts.
-
Govini foresees lower DoD cloud spending
The Navy accounted for 80 percent of DoD’s cloud dollars in 2014.
-
New DoD cloud policy delayed
Policy will speed cloud procurement while clarifying the roles of DISA and Office of the CIO.
-
Pentagon’s virtualized desktop infrastructure reaches 18,000 computers
VDI’s strategy: Address 80 percent of requirements in a unified manner to avoid addessing user needs one-on-one.
-
Thurston: Simplification drives new Mission Command PM
Michael Thurston: We are trying to simplify everything, from the soldier’s perspective.
-
Army on track to 20,000 virtualized desktops this year
The program is being scaled from pilot phase to thousands of users throughout the Pentagon
-
Army missile-defense blimp program moves forward
The Army has launched the first of two tethered blimps that provide persistent over-the-horizon surveillance.
-
Details bedevil the JIE
Turning JIE from concept to reality is not easy.
-
Tactical radios evolve to meet a new world of demands
Changing needs on the battlefield require a fresh approach to communications, enabled by new technologies.
-
DISA shifts cloud focus to security, integration
DISA will oversee the secure connections between commercial cloud service providers and DoD cloud consumers and the DoD network.
-
DoD IG faults cloud acquisition
In the first of a series of reports, auditor notes problems in three sample contracts.
-
Govini foresees lower DoD cloud spending
The Navy accounted for 80 percent of DoD’s cloud dollars in 2014.
-
New DoD cloud policy delayed
Policy will speed cloud procurement while clarifying the roles of DISA and Office of the CIO.
-
Pentagon’s virtualized desktop infrastructure reaches 18,000 computers
VDI’s strategy: Address 80 percent of requirements in a unified manner to avoid addessing user needs one-on-one.
