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Army

Army To Release New Data Strategy In Next 60 Days

By Matthew Beinart

Wednesday, May 15th, 2019

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Army To Release New Data Strategy In Next 60 Days

Army CIO Lt. Gen. Bruce T. Crawford Photo: U.S. Army.

The Army will a release a new data strategy within the next 60 days that will set expectations for industry’s accountability in protecting critical information and detail how officials will look to make data more usable, the service’s chief information officer said Wednesday. Lt. Gen. Bruce Crawford told attendees at an AFCEA cyber conference in Baltimore the new strategy accounts for new data considerations associated with continued migration to cloud computing and a greater need to ensure that big data…

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