People
Military health care makes use of tech
Telemedicine and the Joint Medical Surveillance System are transforming military medicine, officials say.
Digital Government
Intercepts
AKO clampdown; Stenbit's swan song?; Autodin's quiet fade; Bad connectivity?
People
Cebrowski sees transformation change
The director of DOD's Force Transformation Office praises netcentric efforts.
Modernization
Franks: Net-centric tech is 'heaven'
The man who operations in Iraq and Afghanistan says networked forces can rule the battlefield.
People
Netcentric warfare to use more sims
As the military becomes a more networked force, it will have to relearn how to fight, the leader of U.S. Joint Forces Command says.
People
Stenbit content with IT progress
The Defense Department's departing CIO says he's happy with the work done for GIG-BE, NCES, JTRS and other programs.
People
Navy e-business pilots sail forth
The Navy's e-business office says the first round of its fiscal 2004 pilot projects will cover six programs with a total funding of $3.8 million.
People
Lee back as defense procurement chief
The announcement comes less than three months after she joined the Coalition Provisional Authority.
People
Navy honcho: More tech, less people
The chief of naval operations says tech has improved and calls for a reduced workforce as a result.
People
Defense books still don't comply
Continuing a trend that has been ongoing for years, an Inspector General says a credible audit of DOD financial statements can't be issued.
People
Anteon wins $105 million pact
The company will provide systems engineering and professional services to intelligence agencies.
People
Tomahawk control capability revealed
The Navy will begin fleet installation of the Tactical Tomahawk Weapons Control Systems this month.
People
Joint Forces offers new Web-based course
The Defense Department launched a new online course today that gives joint task force personnel a better understanding of joint operations and organizations.
People
DARPA ignored privacy concerns
DARPA failed to recognize the privacy sensitivities raised by the Terrorism Information Awareness program, according to a report released earlier this month by DOD's Inspector General.
People
Defense personnel lines shift with IT
Technology is changing the face of the Defense Department, as the roles of service members have blurred between combat, combat support and administration.
People
DOD has incomplete strategy for some equipment, GAO officials say
Included in the report were the Stryker personnel carrier and Joint Direct Attack Munition.
People
Work starts on hypersonic weapons vehicle
DARPA and Air Force officials announced that nine contractors are working on the first phase of the project.
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