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Army To Start Enterprise IT “As A Service” Effort With Three Pilot Programs In FY19, Five More In 2020

Army To Start Enterprise IT “As A Service” Effort With Three Pilot Programs In FY19, Five More In 2020
1st Lt. John R. Rogers, 642nd Regional Support Group, takes part in virtual convoy training on Feb. 24, 2018, at his unit's headquarters in Decatur, Ga. (Photo Credit: U.S. Army photo by Sgt. 1st Class Gary A. Witte)

The Army’s new “as a service” approach to address its lagging enterprise information technology (IT) modernization will include 15 prototype projects across its installations, starting with with three pilot programs in 2019 and another five in 2020, according to a new notice. Officials released a Request for Information on Thursday detailing initial requirements for the Army’s new “Enterprise IT as a Service” (EITaaS) model, which will shift its modernization focus toward industry bringing in contractor owned and operated IT. “The…

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