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What federal agencies need to know before moving to the cloud
Noblis ESI has compiled a guide to help federal organizations ensure their move to the cloud goes as smoothly as possible.
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The Air Force should consider a new commercial satellite program
Industry officials, such as Skot Butler, the president of Intelsat General Corporation, are optimistic about the long-term opportunities for commercial satellite operators to work with the Department of Defense.
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NGA director: ‘Facts aren’t what they used to be’
It is becoming easier for adversaries to create confusion through advancements in technology.
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GEOINT helps make the decision to strike ISIS easier
Despite information sharing hurdles between the U.S. and coalition partners, geospatial intelligence has served as a difference maker in providing partners confidence for targeting data.
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CIA rethinks how to protect operatives’ digital lives
The interconnectedness of today’s world is forcing the CIA to operate differently. Here’s how.
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New CTO to help NGA better leverage technology trends
NGA has created a new chief technology officer position that will act as an evangelist for innovation inside and outside the agency.
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Air Force launches experiment to boost satellite communications
The Air Force sent a package of innovative and secretive satellites to orbit Saturday night.
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Pentagon updates its JEDI cloud solicitation
The Pentagon has answered 1,030 questions about its sweeping, multibillion-dollar Joint Enterprise Defense Infrastructure cloud contract, and wants more.
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How the Army plans to improve its friendly force tracking
The Army is accelerating its Joint Battle Command-Platform, which provides friendly forces awareness information known as blue force tracking.
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What federal agencies need to know before moving to the cloud
Noblis ESI has compiled a guide to help federal organizations ensure their move to the cloud goes as smoothly as possible.
-
The Air Force should consider a new commercial satellite program
Industry officials, such as Skot Butler, the president of Intelsat General Corporation, are optimistic about the long-term opportunities for commercial satellite operators to work with the Department of Defense.
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NGA director: ‘Facts aren’t what they used to be’
It is becoming easier for adversaries to create confusion through advancements in technology.
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Cardillo to ‘finetune’ NGA’s 2025 strategy
NGA will soon release a new 2025 strategy.
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GEOINT helps make the decision to strike ISIS easier
Despite information sharing hurdles between the U.S. and coalition partners, geospatial intelligence has served as a difference maker in providing partners confidence for targeting data.
-
CIA rethinks how to protect operatives’ digital lives
The interconnectedness of today’s world is forcing the CIA to operate differently. Here’s how.
-
New CTO to help NGA better leverage technology trends
NGA has created a new chief technology officer position that will act as an evangelist for innovation inside and outside the agency.
-
Air Force launches experiment to boost satellite communications
The Air Force sent a package of innovative and secretive satellites to orbit Saturday night.
-
Pentagon updates its JEDI cloud solicitation
The Pentagon has answered 1,030 questions about its sweeping, multibillion-dollar Joint Enterprise Defense Infrastructure cloud contract, and wants more.
-
How the Army plans to improve its friendly force tracking
The Army is accelerating its Joint Battle Command-Platform, which provides friendly forces awareness information known as blue force tracking.
-
What federal agencies need to know before moving to the cloud
Noblis ESI has compiled a guide to help federal organizations ensure their move to the cloud goes as smoothly as possible.
-
The Air Force should consider a new commercial satellite program
Industry officials, such as Skot Butler, the president of Intelsat General Corporation, are optimistic about the long-term opportunities for commercial satellite operators to work with the Department of Defense.
-
NGA director: ‘Facts aren’t what they used to be’
It is becoming easier for adversaries to create confusion through advancements in technology.
-
Cardillo to ‘finetune’ NGA’s 2025 strategy
NGA will soon release a new 2025 strategy.
-
GEOINT helps make the decision to strike ISIS easier
Despite information sharing hurdles between the U.S. and coalition partners, geospatial intelligence has served as a difference maker in providing partners confidence for targeting data.
-
CIA rethinks how to protect operatives’ digital lives
The interconnectedness of today’s world is forcing the CIA to operate differently. Here’s how.
-
New CTO to help NGA better leverage technology trends
NGA has created a new chief technology officer position that will act as an evangelist for innovation inside and outside the agency.
-
Air Force launches experiment to boost satellite communications
The Air Force sent a package of innovative and secretive satellites to orbit Saturday night.
-
Pentagon updates its JEDI cloud solicitation
The Pentagon has answered 1,030 questions about its sweeping, multibillion-dollar Joint Enterprise Defense Infrastructure cloud contract, and wants more.
-
How the Army plans to improve its friendly force tracking
The Army is accelerating its Joint Battle Command-Platform, which provides friendly forces awareness information known as blue force tracking.
