The Department of Defense published its first data strategy Thursday, calling for a broad cultural shift across the military to use data at every echelon in support of warfighting.. Developed under ...

She said that the DOD as a whole is working together to make this happen and said she believes that as more and more “digital and data natives” come up through the ranks, AI and data are going ...

Deputy Secretary of Defense Kathleen Hicks issued a new memo introducing “Data Decrees” that give instructions to the Department of Defense on how to better use the military’s data for everything from ...

Eileen Vidrine, the Air Force's chief data officer, talks about department's priorities are, how they've changed this year and how the Defense Department's data strategy ties it all together.

Attacking DoD's Data Problem. Story by Elaine McCusker • 3mo. T he Department of Defense (DOD) needs a single source of truth at the enterprise level to pass a full financial statement audit.

The Defense Department unveiled a new data strategy Thursday aimed at transforming the Pentagon into a data-centric organization. The 11-page document is DOD’s first enterprisewide data strategy.

Deputy Defense Secretary Kathleen Hicks issued a memo detailing DOD's five "data decrees," establishing rules for creating and managing data as an enterprise resource and strategic asset.

The Marine Corps want to reorganize its repository of 3D printing designs and technical information into a data vault that makes it easier for the 300+ users to find the designs they need.

David Spirk, the Defense Department’s chief data officer, touted the need for data commandments and continuous education to make JADC2 a reality.

To stay ahead of adversaries, the DoD and IC must continue to mature cyber capabilities, implementing zero trust models for their own organizations and encouraging deployment in the broader contractor ...