Earlier this week, we hosted a CECOM Town Hall, which covered several significant topics, including our updated command Emergency Action Plan, how CECOM plans to modernize our use of data, and ...
As technological advancements accelerate exponentially, the integration and evolution of software within the U.S. Army are critical to maintaining a strategic edge. Soldiers rely heavily on ...
The Army's Communications-Electronics Command is looking for some professional services so it can better prepare for audits. In a new sources sought notice, CECOM is seeking information that may lead ...
The U.S. Army’s Communications and Electronics Command, or CECOM, located at Aberdeen Proving Ground, Maryland, is engaging in a robust asset management program to make sure command, control, ...
Maj. Gen. Randolph Strong is the commanding general of the Communications-Electronics Command’s Life Cycle Management Command, which is one of the members of Army Team Command, Control, Communications ...
“The move is so complex because we can’t stop business for six months to move,” Via said. “We have to move while in contact.” There are hundreds, if not thousands, of Army Communications-Electronics ...
As we recognize National Cybersecurity Awareness Month, U.S. Army Communications-Electronics Command is reinforcing our commitment to defending our network infrastructure and securing our digital ...
TYSONS CORNER, VA, Sept. 11, 2017 ” Sotera Defense Solutions will provide software engineering, information technology infrastructure and other related services to the U.S. Army ...
ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. — Army officials might change the name of Communications-Electronics Command (Cecom) as part of the service's new acquisition community reorganization. Cecom could become ...
An evolving Army needs equipment to be successful on the battlefield. It sounds simple, but it requires an orchestra of contracts, logistics support, parts, repairs and maintenance, all beginning with ...
Falls Church-based General Dynamics Information Technology Inc. (GDIT) won a $518 million task order from the U.S. Army Communications Electronics Command (CECOM), the company announced Monday. Under ...
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