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Army CIO: Slow Effort To Engage Industry Hurting Network Modernization Efforts

By Matthew Beinart

Wednesday, October 18th, 2017

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The Army’s effort to modernize its network in the face of growing adversarial threats continues to be hindered by a slow effort to leverage industry, according to Army Chief Information Officer (CIO) Lt. Gen. Bruce T. Crawford.Crawford believes a different approach is required to meet priorities for Army network modernization, including establishing mobility for command posts, fixing resiliency of satellite communications and developing a universal mission command suite.“This is a 16 year problem in need of a one-year solution given…

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