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Army Developing AI-Powered Mission Planning Assistant Tool

The future capabilities laboratory of the U.S. Army is developing an artificial intelligence (AI) tool to help mission planners choose the best moves in multi-domain battles. The Artificial Intelligence Course of Action Recommender is a command, control, computers, communications, cyber-defense, intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance (C5ISR) center tool that is designed to recommend the best action to take based on warfighters' mission objectives and priorities.

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by Noah Chelednik March 18, 2021, 9:42 am
in Executive Spotlight, Featured, General, News

Riverbed Federal Lead Davis Johnson on Continuous Monitoring Trends & How Agencies Can Understand Their IT Assets

Davis Johnson joined application and network services provider Riverbed Technology in April 2015 as vice president of a U.S. public sector business that works with government agencies that want new tools to manage network performance in their enterprise. Founded in 2002, San Francisco-headquartered Riverbed is known in the technology sector as the developer of a series of […] More

by Ross Wilkers June 22, 2016, 12:49 pm
in Government Cloud, News

Dell, Software AG Introduce IoT Edge Analytics Offering for Enterprises; Jason Shepherd Comments

Dell and Software AG have launched an Internet of Things architecture offering intended to help enterprise customers analyze real-time data from networks, devices and sensors. The integrated offering combines Dell's Edge Gateway 5000 Series and an embedded version of Software AG's Apama Streaming Analytics to support real-time analytics at the edge of the network, Software AG said […] More

by Jay Clemens June 16, 2016, 1:56 pm
in Cybersecurity News, News

FireEye’s Travis Rosiek: IT ‘Fragmentation’ Strategy Can Impede Govt Cybersecurity Readiness

Travis Rosiek, chief technology officer at FireEye‘s federal division, has told Carahsoft in an interview published Wednesday he believes fragmented and complex networks at agencies affect their efforts to adopt cybersecurity technology. Rosiek added that policy, budget, acquisition and human resource management gaps in the government has prevented agencies from implementing cyber readiness strategies. He has identified Internet of Things, mobility and […] More

by Mary-Louise Hoffman December 28, 2015, 6:23 am
in Executive Spotlight, Featured, General, News

Ed Morche on Level 3’s Growth During Sequestration, Bringing Commercial Solutions into Government & the Benefits of a ‘Shared First’ Approach

Ed Morche leads Level 3 Communications‘ government markets group as its senior vice president and general manager, leading all functional activities in support of the firm’s civilian, defense, intelligence and other customers. In that role, the more-than-20-year telecommunications veteran also sets strategic direction for the firm’s capture strategy for government contracts. Morche recently caught up […] More

by Admin May 20, 2014, 2:03 pm
in News, Products & Service

Unisys Launches Network Data Encryption Platform

Unisys has unveiled a new security appliance that the company designed to encrypt sensitive data and make enterprise networks inaccessible to unauthorized users, Network World reported Monday. David Strom writes that Unisys’ Stealth product works by cloaking communication endpoints to keep hackers out of the network. The company built the platform for use with 64- […] More

by Mary-Louise Hoffman May 7, 2014, 10:16 am
in News, Products & Service

HP Chief Technologist David Chalmers on Public Sector Big Data and Networking

David Chalmers, vice president and chief technologist of enterprise group at Hewlett Packard, recently spoke at an HP conference in Barcelona, Spain about the ways big data and networking solutions have helped different governments keep up with technological innovation, ITProPortal.com reported Thursday. Paul Cooper writes Chalmers mentioned during the HP Discover conference how the information technology […] More

by Admin December 13, 2013, 10:15 am
in Products & Service

Hughes Unveils New Network Mgmt Portfolio; Mike Cook Comments

Hughes Network Systems has launched a new portfolio of managed network and digital media products intended to help customers in the enterprise and government sectors monitor broadband network and customer traffic to help manage applications. HughesON Performance Optimization technologies are built to help customers use on-premise equipment in building an enterprise-class wide-area network that transmits […] More

by Ross Wilkers April 22, 2013, 2:02 pm
in Government Technology

Cisco to Help Start Up Network Tech Academy; Tarig Enaya Comments

Cisco and Saudi Arabian Airlines signed an agreement to establish a networking academy in Saudi Arabia as the country is embarking on a $100 billion redevelopment project in one of its cities. The Cisco Networking Academy will be based in the King Abdullah Economic City and aim to teach students skills to design, build, manage […] More

by Neel Mehta April 16, 2013, 12:00 am
in Industry News

Cisco Closes $141M Buy of Telecom Net Planning Firm Cariden

Cisco has completed its purchase of privately-held Cariden Technologies Inc. for approximately $141 million in cash and retention-based incentives, Cisco announced Monday. Cariden, based in Sunnyvale, Calif., provides network planning, design and traffic management solutions to telecommunications service providers. Cariden’s team will join Cisco's service provider networking group and Cisco said it aims for the […] More

by Ross Wilkers December 18, 2012, 10:30 am
in News

Serco to Integrate, Test Hardware for Navy Network Systems; Kent Brown Comments

Serco‘s U.S. subsidiary has won a potential $68 million contract to perform hardware integration and testing work for the U.S. Navy‘s digital network systems, the company announced Tuesday. The potential five-year contract contains a one-year base period and four one-year options and the company said it will expand into a larger production facility in San […] More

by Ross Wilkers November 27, 2012, 1:15 pm
in Industry News

Report: NetApp Adds Flash Caching Appliance Vendor CacheIQ

NetApp has acquired network attached storage caching vendor CacheIQ for an undisclosed amount, Howard Marks reported Tuesday for Network Computing. CacheIQ sells flash memory-based caching appliances and received $6 million in funding in its first two years. According to Howard, CacheIQ may have been part a reboot of StorSpeed, an earlier NAS acceleration startup, and Greg […] More

by Ross Wilkers November 21, 2012, 8:45 am

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