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Pentagon explores what telework capabilities to make permanent
Some temporary measures could become permanent, in part because productivity didn’t suffer during telework.
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Intel community releases framework for ethically using artificial intelligence
Two documents lay a foundation for the ethical development and use of artificial intelligence by the U.S. intelligence community.
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The Army’s network modernization program office is reorganizing
Army PEO C3T stood up a new project lead office to better align with Army network modernization goals.
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ManTech wins IT contract to support US Navy ship maintenance
The contract is worth $87 million over five years.
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DARPA issues solicitation for moving-target recognition project
The project will start with a focus on military ground vehicles.
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How new prototyping dollars will help Army network modernization
The new funds will prevent emerging technology projects from falling into the “valley of death.”
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US Army to test more rapid patching of combat system software
Say goodbye to software patches coming on disks in the mail.
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Morrison nominated for one the Army’s top IT jobs
Maj. Gen. John Morrison will receive his third star as part of the promotion.
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The Army kicks off a new reskilling program for civilian employees
The Army has started teaching 100 civilian employees new IT skills as part of a training program designed to retrain the service’s civilian personnel, the service’s top IT official said July 14.
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Navy announces new commander for NAVWAR
The new leader will replace Rear Adm. Christian Becker, who has led NAVWAR since March 2017.
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Pentagon explores what telework capabilities to make permanent
Some temporary measures could become permanent, in part because productivity didn’t suffer during telework.
-
Intel community releases framework for ethically using artificial intelligence
Two documents lay a foundation for the ethical development and use of artificial intelligence by the U.S. intelligence community.
-
The Army’s network modernization program office is reorganizing
Army PEO C3T stood up a new project lead office to better align with Army network modernization goals.
-
ManTech wins IT contract to support US Navy ship maintenance
The contract is worth $87 million over five years.
-
DARPA issues solicitation for moving-target recognition project
The project will start with a focus on military ground vehicles.
-
How new prototyping dollars will help Army network modernization
The new funds will prevent emerging technology projects from falling into the “valley of death.”
-
US Army to test more rapid patching of combat system software
Say goodbye to software patches coming on disks in the mail.
-
Morrison nominated for one the Army’s top IT jobs
Maj. Gen. John Morrison will receive his third star as part of the promotion.
-
The Army kicks off a new reskilling program for civilian employees
The Army has started teaching 100 civilian employees new IT skills as part of a training program designed to retrain the service’s civilian personnel, the service’s top IT official said July 14.
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Navy announces new commander for NAVWAR
The new leader will replace Rear Adm. Christian Becker, who has led NAVWAR since March 2017.
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Pentagon explores what telework capabilities to make permanent
Some temporary measures could become permanent, in part because productivity didn’t suffer during telework.
-
Intel community releases framework for ethically using artificial intelligence
Two documents lay a foundation for the ethical development and use of artificial intelligence by the U.S. intelligence community.
-
The Army’s network modernization program office is reorganizing
Army PEO C3T stood up a new project lead office to better align with Army network modernization goals.
-
ManTech wins IT contract to support US Navy ship maintenance
The contract is worth $87 million over five years.
-
DARPA issues solicitation for moving-target recognition project
The project will start with a focus on military ground vehicles.
-
How new prototyping dollars will help Army network modernization
The new funds will prevent emerging technology projects from falling into the “valley of death.”
-
US Army to test more rapid patching of combat system software
Say goodbye to software patches coming on disks in the mail.
-
Morrison nominated for one the Army’s top IT jobs
Maj. Gen. John Morrison will receive his third star as part of the promotion.
-
The Army kicks off a new reskilling program for civilian employees
The Army has started teaching 100 civilian employees new IT skills as part of a training program designed to retrain the service’s civilian personnel, the service’s top IT official said July 14.
-
Navy announces new commander for NAVWAR
The new leader will replace Rear Adm. Christian Becker, who has led NAVWAR since March 2017.
