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Army Network Officials To Propose Baseline Technology Framework In Fall

Wednesday, May 16th, 2018

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As early as this fall, officials working to fix the Army’s battlefield network will propose to senior leaders a baseline package of technologies for a deployable computing environment that will then compete for primacy and funding with other modernization needs.“There are difficult choices, particularly in this area, as we try to keep up with the pace of adoption of commercial technologies, adapt them to the military environment and really understand how tactical networking is really different than networking...on your cell…

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