The Army’s financial management systems have enough tech. Here’s what they need next.
Hint: It involves people.
Air Force wants cyber experts to ‘make a living’ off hacking its tech
The Air Force wants to do so many bug bounties that hackers can "make a living" off it. Eventually, hackers will be a brought into the design process.
Northern Command calls upon Palantir, Apple and others to bring new tech to coronavirus fight
NORTHCOM partnered with tech companies to develop apps for the military's COVID-19 response personnel to communicate directly with the commanding general.
Navy looking for tech to plug gaps in its IT workforce
The Navy is looking for technology that will help thinly-staffed IT shops by providing "automated management" and troubleshooting to sailors and Marines.
Battlefield tech, but for teleworking: How the Air Force is adjusting in a pandemic
The Air Force is adapting existing technology and changing its attitude on distributed working, a top acquisition official says.
‘STEM Corps’ legislation would fill DOD’s gaps in tech talent
The bill by Reps. Jim Banks, R-Ind., and Andy Kim, D-N.J., would create a scholarship pool for students to receive tuition assistance in exchange for service in the DOD as tech specialists.
