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FORGE.mil set for secret code
Update [7/22] I spoke with DISA’s Rob Vietmeyer yesterday. FORGE.mil currently consists of a collaborative software development site; it’s open to use by all of DOD and contractors with NIPRNet (and now SIPRNet) access to create applications that can be openly shared within DOD. The impetus for creating a classified net version of [...]
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On tap: Interviews with DISA’s John Garing and Tony Montemarano
I’ll be meandering down to Arlington today to the Defense Information Systems Agency for an interview with DISA’s CIO, John Garing, and then will be speaking with DISA’s Component Acquisition Executive, Tony Montemarano. Topics on tap for Mr. Garing: cloud computing and DISA’s open-source initiative, Forge.mil. And I’ll be asking Mr. Montemarano [...]
On tap: Interviews with DISA's John Garing and Tony Montemarano
I’ll be meandering down to Arlington today to the Defense Information Systems Agency for an interview with DISA’s CIO, John Garing, and then will be speaking with DISA’s Component Acquisition Executive, Tony Montemarano. Topics on tap for Mr. Garing: cloud computing and DISA’s open-source initiative, Forge.mil. And I’ll be asking Mr. Montemarano [...]
Mission Assurance – COOP for Warriors
One of the new Joint Capability Technology Demonstrations announced for 2009 by the Office of the Undersecretary of Defense for Acquisition, Technology and Logistics is an attempt to find the answer to the question of how to “fight through” an interruption or attack on the DOD’s Global Information Grid network:
Mission Assurance Decision Support [...]
Lots of DISA puns are possible, but I refuse to cloud the issue.