Army Col. Richard Leach, director of intelligence at the Defense Information Systems Agency, said that in addition to the remote work arrangement, the adoption of artificial intelligence and other emerging technologies has
MoreEnsuring that capabilities are constantly available to warfighters and whoever else needs them is crucial to the U.S. military achieving and sustaining information superiority over adversaries, according to Defense Information Systems Agency
MoreThe Defense Information Systems Agency has released a sources sought notice for cross domain enterprise service with engineering and program management support requirements of Department of Defense customers. According to the notice
MoreThe Department of Defense’s Office of the Performance Improvement Officer or PIO has released a document outlining the roles and responsibilities of several DOD components when it comes to providing information management
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Work under the Defense Information Systems Agency’s Workforce 2025 initiative involves identifying capabilities and services needed to address the strategic threat posed by China, as well as determining the expertise needed for
MoreThe Defense Information Systems Agency has launched the first iteration of a cloud-based electromagnetic spectrum platform designed to improve the U.S. military’s situational awareness of the EMS battlespace. DISA said Thursday it
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The Enterprise Intelligence and Data Solutions Program Management Office within the Program Executive Office Defense Healthcare Management Systems has completed migrating two legacy data warehouses and over 1 petabyte of data into
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In the sixth annual audit of its consolidated financial statements, the Department of Defense reported that seven of the 29 component agencies received unmodified audit opinions and one secured a qualified opinion.
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The Defense Information Systems Agency has collaborated with General Dynamics Information Technology and Microsoft to develop and launch a cloud software-as-a-service offering in a classified environment for the Department of Defense. DISA
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The Defense Information Systems Agency exceeded its goal to award 25 percent of contracts to small businesses in fiscal year 2023. DISA announced Monday that it granted $1.86 billion in contracts directly
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