AFCEA Army IT Day 2026: Faster Procurement, Outcome-Based Contracts, and What Industry Must Do Differently

Over the last year, the Army has been undergoing significant transformation under the Army Transformation Initiative and the larger Pentagon reorganization efforts. This includes the more recent decision to change from Program Executive Offices (PEO) to Portfolio Acquisition Executives (PAEs) to have tighter alignment across missions, the Chief Information Office (CIO), contracting and functional owners. This reorganization will help reduce siloed IT modernization, speed up decision-making and better align acquisition with operational outcomes.

The Army’s Top 5 IT Modernization Initiatives Driving Its 2025 Vision

The Army is moving fast to stay ahead in the digital battlefield. To make this happen, it is driving modernization initiatives to boost operational effectiveness and strengthen national security with a comprehensive IT modernization strategy. If you're in IT sales, knowing what the Army is focusing on can help you tailor your solutions to their needs and effectively establish a trusting partnership in the long run. Let's examine the top five IT modernization initiatives that are shaping the Army's 2025 vision and see how your tech solutions can help.

Technically News – 10/28

This week in Technically News: What To Do When Your Computer Gets Kidnapped By Ransomware; Why the US Government Needs a “Digital Core”; Google or Microsoft? Army Users Get Choice; 8 Areas for Improvement in Securing Critical Infrastructure; Stabilizing DHS Cybersecurity Leadership

U.S. Army to Cut Costs, Improve Collaboration & Go Mobile with Google Apps & DLT Solutions

Improving efficiency and innovating are ongoing missions for the U.S. Army, the largest and oldest branch of the U.S. military. Bringing modern commercial cloud capabilities such as Google Apps helps the Army to reduce IT costs, while giving troops access to always up to date, web tools for productivity, collaboration, and communication.

End of the Year as We Know IT

Crazy times. Furloughs froze contracting shops and requiring organizations. Last year's playbook for year-end opportunities is no good. Everybody – inside and outside of government – trying to work out what September will bring. Here's a take on how the Army will close ranks – from a fella who's spent some time in the foxhole.

Technically News - 9/2

This week in Technically News: Army Admits To Major Computer Security Flaw; Secure Data, Not Devices; NIST Issues Preliminary Cybersecurity Draft Framework; Red Hat Unveils New Offerings, Cloud Certification at VMworld; Investment Capital Floods Cybersecurity Market.