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Smaller, more capable Army depends on the Network
(May 2012) WASHINGTON -- After 10 years of sustained conflict, the Army is broadening LandWarNet modernization to include the network enterprise infrastructure on Posts, Camps and Stations. The Army’s top three challenges are improving Cybersecurity and Network Operations (NetOps), meeting operational needs in a dynamic threat environment, and becoming more efficient in a fiscally constrained environment.
Army Launches Apps Marketplace Prototype
On their personal phones, Soldiers can now access 12 publicly-facing applications approved by the Army.
Network Modernization Business Practices Trim Costs
(Feb. 1, 2012) WASHINGTON -- Facing an environment of emerging fiscal constraints, the Army is using its Network Integration Evaluation efforts, part of the Agile Acquisition Process, to force a shift from Research, Developmental, Technical and Engineering efforts to the procurement of mature network capability that will be fielded starting in 2013.
Enterprise Network Update
Link to information sheets on the Enterprise Email, Collaboration Services, Data Center Consolidation, Common Operating Environment, Directory Services and Authentication Consolidation.
 

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Strategic Documents
     
  LandWarNet: Powering America's Army (PDF)  
     
  Army Network Vision Brief (PDF)  
     
  Army Network Newsletter, May 2012 (PDF)  
     
  Enterprise Network and Information Sheets  
     
  Common Operating Environment Implementation (PDF)  
     
  Army Posture Statement 2012  
     
  Army Software Transformation (PDF)  
 
 

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