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home > January/February 2006 issue
DODAF 101
The Global Information Grid and Future Combat Systems get more attention, but the Defense Department's most influential systems effort in this decade could well be the emerging DOD Architectural Framework.DODAF grew out of the late 1990s' drive to begin standardizing systems for command, control, communications, computers, intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance. If DODAF proponents succeed at this long-range standardization effort, they will bring present and future C4ISR and other Defense systems into alignment with long-term…
The Pentagon's Rush Hour
Bandwidth. Bandwidth. Bandwidth. It's been a rallying cry for uniforms and suits alike at the Defense Department-for literally decades. With the full rollout of the Global Information Grid-Bandwidth Expansion program at 86 sites late last year, a lot of bandwidth arrived. Now, DOD's charge is to make the most efficient use of it.
Blueprint for Battle on the Business Front
Where's Ty Pennington, the flaky but winsome host of "Extreme Makeover: Home Edition," when you need him?For years the Defense Department's efforts to modernize its business systems have resembled a home makeover gone bad, extremely bad.
LETTERS FROM THE EDITOR
Welcome To Defense Systems
UPFRONT
Remembering An Original Thinker: The Legacy Of DOD's Father Of Information Age Transformation, Arthur K. Cebrowski
UPFRONT
Croom's game plan for serving up aces as DISA chief
UPFRONT
9 Big Buys to Keep Your Eye On
UPFRONT
Architecture Lesson: It's How You Use An EA That Counts
CIO VIEW
Converged Voice, Data, Video: The Network As Weapons System
LIFECYCLE VIEW
Transformation In Acquisition: Calling All Hands
AGENCY RECON
Content Management Shortens Information Chain
BEYOND THE DOG TAG
A Chat with John G. Grimes, new Defense CIO
OUTSIDE IN
Field It Faster: Our Warriors Can't Wait
TOUR OF DUTY
Defending the Nation Takes People, Information and Systems-Working in Unison
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