By Geoff Fein Advances in technology as well as a range of new missions are presenting the Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA) with new challenges as it looks to deliver network operations across the full spectrum of operations, according to the agency's director. There is a huge demand signal out there for an information environment that is adaptive and responsive to the user, Army Lt. Gen. Carroll Pollett, director of DISA, told attendees yesterday at the agency's industry forum at…
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