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A new generation of intelligence collaborative tools is coming
Building on successes of previous years, the intelligence community CIO articulated a “second epoch” for the IC IT Enterprise, or IC ITE.
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Does the US have what it takes to be No. 1 in electronic warfare?
According to one top U.S. general, the capabilities are there, they just need to be practiced on a more consistent basis. Others, however, are worried about the EW race.
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To win future conflicts, combatant commands must be integrated
The head of STRATCOM shared a future vision in which capabilities from the multiple functional combatant commands are integrated.
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The key to the intelligence in the future
Moving forward, intelligence should be more predictive and help potentially help prevent crises.
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How the data revolution is changing Special Operations Command
Going forward, Special Operations Command will look to leverage open source information for intelligence collection, more so than information gained through classified channels.
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With electronic warfare, the Army needs to move fast, even with broken things
Given the rapidly evolving pace of electronic warfare, it’s more important to field flawed equipment that the Army can learn from and iterate upon than it is to wait for a perfect tool that will be impossible to make.
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How this 2018 C4ISRNET award winner helped with disaster recovery
The GEOINT award was presented at the 17th annual C4ISRNET conference held in Arlington, VA.
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Meet the 2018 C4ISRNET award winners for software management
The software management award was presented at the 17th annual C4ISRNET conference held in Arlington, Virginia.
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Here’s the 2018 C4ISRNET award winner for Unmanned
The unmanned award was presented at the 17th annual C4ISRNET conference held in Arlington, Virginia.
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Here’s what we can tell you about our C4ISRNET award winner for cyber
The cyber award was presented at the 17th annual C4ISRNET conference held in Arlington, VA.
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A new generation of intelligence collaborative tools is coming
Building on successes of previous years, the intelligence community CIO articulated a “second epoch” for the IC IT Enterprise, or IC ITE.
-
Does the US have what it takes to be No. 1 in electronic warfare?
According to one top U.S. general, the capabilities are there, they just need to be practiced on a more consistent basis. Others, however, are worried about the EW race.
-
To win future conflicts, combatant commands must be integrated
The head of STRATCOM shared a future vision in which capabilities from the multiple functional combatant commands are integrated.
-
The key to the intelligence in the future
Moving forward, intelligence should be more predictive and help potentially help prevent crises.
-
How the data revolution is changing Special Operations Command
Going forward, Special Operations Command will look to leverage open source information for intelligence collection, more so than information gained through classified channels.
-
With electronic warfare, the Army needs to move fast, even with broken things
Given the rapidly evolving pace of electronic warfare, it’s more important to field flawed equipment that the Army can learn from and iterate upon than it is to wait for a perfect tool that will be impossible to make.
-
How this 2018 C4ISRNET award winner helped with disaster recovery
The GEOINT award was presented at the 17th annual C4ISRNET conference held in Arlington, VA.
-
Meet the 2018 C4ISRNET award winners for software management
The software management award was presented at the 17th annual C4ISRNET conference held in Arlington, Virginia.
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Here’s the 2018 C4ISRNET award winner for Unmanned
The unmanned award was presented at the 17th annual C4ISRNET conference held in Arlington, Virginia.
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Here’s what we can tell you about our C4ISRNET award winner for cyber
The cyber award was presented at the 17th annual C4ISRNET conference held in Arlington, VA.
-
A new generation of intelligence collaborative tools is coming
Building on successes of previous years, the intelligence community CIO articulated a “second epoch” for the IC IT Enterprise, or IC ITE.
-
Does the US have what it takes to be No. 1 in electronic warfare?
According to one top U.S. general, the capabilities are there, they just need to be practiced on a more consistent basis. Others, however, are worried about the EW race.
-
To win future conflicts, combatant commands must be integrated
The head of STRATCOM shared a future vision in which capabilities from the multiple functional combatant commands are integrated.
-
The key to the intelligence in the future
Moving forward, intelligence should be more predictive and help potentially help prevent crises.
-
How the data revolution is changing Special Operations Command
Going forward, Special Operations Command will look to leverage open source information for intelligence collection, more so than information gained through classified channels.
-
With electronic warfare, the Army needs to move fast, even with broken things
Given the rapidly evolving pace of electronic warfare, it’s more important to field flawed equipment that the Army can learn from and iterate upon than it is to wait for a perfect tool that will be impossible to make.
-
How this 2018 C4ISRNET award winner helped with disaster recovery
The GEOINT award was presented at the 17th annual C4ISRNET conference held in Arlington, VA.
-
Meet the 2018 C4ISRNET award winners for software management
The software management award was presented at the 17th annual C4ISRNET conference held in Arlington, Virginia.
-
Here’s the 2018 C4ISRNET award winner for Unmanned
The unmanned award was presented at the 17th annual C4ISRNET conference held in Arlington, Virginia.
-
Here’s what we can tell you about our C4ISRNET award winner for cyber
The cyber award was presented at the 17th annual C4ISRNET conference held in Arlington, VA.













