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A weapon system ‘raises its hand’ if available under DARPA program
A DARPA program is working to set up a “marketplace” that would rapidly identify best-available support option across domains.
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British MoD shortlists four vendor teams for its multibillion-dollar Skynet satellite program
Teams led by Airbus Defence & Space, Babcock Integrated Technology, BT and Serco are in the mix.
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Military IT leaders prep for an ‘even worse’ second wave of coronavirus
Several high-ranking military IT officials are preparing for a second wave of the coronavirus, and expect the network infrastructure they scrambled to piece together three months ago to remain in place after the pandemic.
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Four areas SOCOM’s chief information officer wants to modernize
SOCOM’s CIO leadership discussed several initiatives underway to improve data and software.
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What progress has the Navy made on IT modernization?
Aaron Weis, the CIO of the Navy, discusses investments into IT and cybersecurity as the service looks to strengthen its cyber defenses.
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A bankrupt OneWeb and other troubled space startups could get some help from the Defense Department
“I will say with respect to OneWeb specifically … we continue to work,” the Space Force’s No. 2 officer says.
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Countdown begins for release date of Pentagon’s spectrum strategy
The office of the Pentagon’s chief information officer plans to open an internal division focuses on the electromagnetic spectrum.
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Telework programs at DoD could stick around after coronavirus
The Department of Defense has expanded several capabilities to enable mass telework. Now it’s discussing which ones may stick around permanently.
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The next test of the Air Force’s Advanced Battle Management System is delayed again
COVID-19 has pushed the experiment until August or September, says the head of U.S. Northern Command.
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Top Air Force general defends Advanced Battle Management System from critical report
Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. Dave Goldfein says a report by the GAO is already outdated and didn’t contain key info.
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A weapon system ‘raises its hand’ if available under DARPA program
A DARPA program is working to set up a “marketplace” that would rapidly identify best-available support option across domains.
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British MoD shortlists four vendor teams for its multibillion-dollar Skynet satellite program
Teams led by Airbus Defence & Space, Babcock Integrated Technology, BT and Serco are in the mix.
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Military IT leaders prep for an ‘even worse’ second wave of coronavirus
Several high-ranking military IT officials are preparing for a second wave of the coronavirus, and expect the network infrastructure they scrambled to piece together three months ago to remain in place after the pandemic.
-
Four areas SOCOM’s chief information officer wants to modernize
SOCOM’s CIO leadership discussed several initiatives underway to improve data and software.
-
What progress has the Navy made on IT modernization?
Aaron Weis, the CIO of the Navy, discusses investments into IT and cybersecurity as the service looks to strengthen its cyber defenses.
-
A bankrupt OneWeb and other troubled space startups could get some help from the Defense Department
“I will say with respect to OneWeb specifically … we continue to work,” the Space Force’s No. 2 officer says.
-
Countdown begins for release date of Pentagon’s spectrum strategy
The office of the Pentagon’s chief information officer plans to open an internal division focuses on the electromagnetic spectrum.
-
Telework programs at DoD could stick around after coronavirus
The Department of Defense has expanded several capabilities to enable mass telework. Now it’s discussing which ones may stick around permanently.
-
The next test of the Air Force’s Advanced Battle Management System is delayed again
COVID-19 has pushed the experiment until August or September, says the head of U.S. Northern Command.
-
Top Air Force general defends Advanced Battle Management System from critical report
Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. Dave Goldfein says a report by the GAO is already outdated and didn’t contain key info.
-
A weapon system ‘raises its hand’ if available under DARPA program
A DARPA program is working to set up a “marketplace” that would rapidly identify best-available support option across domains.
-
British MoD shortlists four vendor teams for its multibillion-dollar Skynet satellite program
Teams led by Airbus Defence & Space, Babcock Integrated Technology, BT and Serco are in the mix.
-
Military IT leaders prep for an ‘even worse’ second wave of coronavirus
Several high-ranking military IT officials are preparing for a second wave of the coronavirus, and expect the network infrastructure they scrambled to piece together three months ago to remain in place after the pandemic.
-
Four areas SOCOM’s chief information officer wants to modernize
SOCOM’s CIO leadership discussed several initiatives underway to improve data and software.
-
What progress has the Navy made on IT modernization?
Aaron Weis, the CIO of the Navy, discusses investments into IT and cybersecurity as the service looks to strengthen its cyber defenses.
-
A bankrupt OneWeb and other troubled space startups could get some help from the Defense Department
“I will say with respect to OneWeb specifically … we continue to work,” the Space Force’s No. 2 officer says.
-
Countdown begins for release date of Pentagon’s spectrum strategy
The office of the Pentagon’s chief information officer plans to open an internal division focuses on the electromagnetic spectrum.
-
Telework programs at DoD could stick around after coronavirus
The Department of Defense has expanded several capabilities to enable mass telework. Now it’s discussing which ones may stick around permanently.
-
The next test of the Air Force’s Advanced Battle Management System is delayed again
COVID-19 has pushed the experiment until August or September, says the head of U.S. Northern Command.
-
Top Air Force general defends Advanced Battle Management System from critical report
Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. Dave Goldfein says a report by the GAO is already outdated and didn’t contain key info.
