Defense moves on from cloud for cloud’s sake to focus on pushing out services faster, more securely and further — to the tactical edge. We talk with the deputy CIO for information enterprise during our DoD Cloud Exchange 2022.
As the Navy moves more services to the cloud it’s simultaneously working to upgrade its network operations. We talk to Leidos’ Eric Moore about how his team is helping by applying data analytics to this challenge.
DoD can best make use of tech skillsets available in industry by embracing open architecture development, says Leidos’ Bill Bender at the DoD Cloud Exchange. Learn more about how agencies can directly integrate best-in-class commercial capabilities.
A well-defined hybrid, multi-cloud strategy can help pave the way to digital transformation. During the DoD Cloud Exchange, we talked with Splunk’s Bill Wright about navigating the cybersecurity and management challenges along the route.
It’s easy to make digital transformation about the technology. After all, “digital” is in the phrase. But IT should never be the sole focus, says Akamai’s Dave Zukowski. He shares why and how to emphasize outcomes during the DoD Cloud Exchange.
A modern U.S. military requires a resilient, data-driven ecosystem that can flex at scale. We learn about the microservices, containerization and secure APIs necessary to make that happen from Leidos’ Derrick Pledger during the DoD Cloud Exchange.
The Defense Department is shifting to a multi-cloud environment as it looks to adopt artificial intelligence and machine learning. But with the private sector hording so much technology talent, former Navy CIO Janice Haith, now at Oracle, sees the need for a lean, but multifaceted government workforce.
Cyberthreats increased dramatically following the Russian invasion into Ukraine. Given that, DoD continues to work on zero trust and containing its threat surface as it expands cloud use, explains Veritas’ Bill Harrod during the DoD Cloud Exchange.
Tracking cloud-only consumption at the portal is relatively easy, but how can DoD account for costs as data moves from the cloud to on premises and back again? Find out more in our discussion with Veritas’ Mike Malaret during the DoD Cloud Exchange.
By building on its use of DevSecOps, DoD can take advantage of technologies that lead to applications that are “secure by design,” explain IBM leaders at the DoD Cloud Exchange. Find out why containerization and microservices are on the horizon too.
Sensors gather the data on the battlefield. Information systems like AI and machine learning process that data faster, for better decision making. But what’s talked about far less often is the infrastructure that connects them.
In a three-day event from March 22-24, Federal News Network will take a deep dive into what each of the military departments are really trying to achieve, and what they’ve accomplished thus far.
This discussion with Eileen Vidrine is part of Federal News Network’s DoD Cloud Exchange.
Keynote discussion for Day 1 of Federal News Network's DoD Cloud Exchange: The Army's Ken Lorentzen, Portia Crowe and Alex Miller talk with Jared Serbu about delivering cloud services to soldiers at the tactical edge.
Day 3 Keynote of Federal News Network's DoD Cloud Exchange: The Navy's Andrew Tash, Travis Methvin and Kevin Allen talk with Jared Serbu about how cloud pushed the Navy to transform its networks for modern service delivery and DevSecOps.