The challenge is it's easier to train Army mission specialists to understand data, rather than training Army data specialists to understand its varied missions.
"Take Replicator," Hicks said. "We’ve done nearly 40 Hill briefings since last October. That depth of engagement isn’t scalable for Congress."
In today's Federal Newscast, veterans lost more than $350 million to fraud schemes last year.
How has the Naval Sustainment System (NSS) cut supply chain costs and improved readiness for both ships and aircraft?
The Defense Information Systems Agency is gearing up for the Olympus pilot phase in September.
Senate appropriators want the Pentagon to be more transparent about OTAs, MTAs and how funds move through various organizations.
The added training will begin in October and comes as the Army tries to reverse years of dismal recruiting when it failed to meet its enlistment goals.
Senate Appropriators said the RDER program “has to date not resulted in accelerated fielding outcomes,” calling for reallocation of funds in fiscal 2025.
The Defense Department wants to spur research by students — to take on national security questions.
The number of TRICARE beneficiaries who get health care from military facilities is about half what it was 20 years ago. DoD now wants those patients back.
RFID, drones and automation are all helping the Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) unlock new capabilities in the realm of managing and moving DoD materials.
Senate appropriators recommending a 3.3% increase in defense spending signals that the bipartisan agreement on spending caps might be falling apart.
The latest national security scorecard from a data analytics firm shows "a nation immersed in an all-encompassing struggle to preserve its global leadership."
Allowing small businesses to access underutilized sensitive compartmented information facilities could ease barriers to defense contracting.
A congressionally mandated commission found that the force-sizing construct in the 2022 National Defense Strategy is "inadequate."