The Department of Defense Efforts to Buy and Maintain IT Systems Are Billions Over Budget and Delayed
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DOD Efforts to Buy and Maintain IT Systems Are Billions Over Budget and Delayed
The Department of Defense is spending billions modernizing the IT systems it uses for everything from health care and human capital needs to logistics and contracting. These efforts to modernize IT aim to improve how DOD does business, conducts day-to-day operations, and increase cybersecurity. But several of DOD’s efforts have seen large cost increases and are behind schedule by a year or more.Today’s WatchBlog post looks at our latest annual assessment of DOD’s IT systems.
(www.gao.gov)
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DOD Efforts to Buy and Maintain IT Systems Are Billions Over Budget and Delayed
The Department of Defense is spending billions modernizing the IT systems it uses for everything from health care and human capital needs to logistics and contracting. These efforts to modernize IT aim to improve how DOD does business, conducts day-to-day operations, and increase cybersecurity. But several of DOD’s efforts have seen large cost increases and are behind schedule by a year or more.Today’s WatchBlog post looks at our latest annual assessment of DOD’s IT systems.
(www.gao.gov)
The cost of them not having the source code or the right to repair the shit they bought and paid for with our tax dollars.
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DOD Efforts to Buy and Maintain IT Systems Are Billions Over Budget and Delayed
The Department of Defense is spending billions modernizing the IT systems it uses for everything from health care and human capital needs to logistics and contracting. These efforts to modernize IT aim to improve how DOD does business, conducts day-to-day operations, and increase cybersecurity. But several of DOD’s efforts have seen large cost increases and are behind schedule by a year or more.Today’s WatchBlog post looks at our latest annual assessment of DOD’s IT systems.
(www.gao.gov)
But we're ABOLISHING FEMA so we can Afford THIS instead!
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DOD Efforts to Buy and Maintain IT Systems Are Billions Over Budget and Delayed
The Department of Defense is spending billions modernizing the IT systems it uses for everything from health care and human capital needs to logistics and contracting. These efforts to modernize IT aim to improve how DOD does business, conducts day-to-day operations, and increase cybersecurity. But several of DOD’s efforts have seen large cost increases and are behind schedule by a year or more.Today’s WatchBlog post looks at our latest annual assessment of DOD’s IT systems.
(www.gao.gov)
I’ve always wondered if the world’s major governments all have their own secret, bespoke operating systems for highly sensitive situations. Like, not Windows, Linux, macOS, BSD, or anything even remotely known to the public. But then you see high-ranking admin officials using bootleg Signal on an off-the-shelf phone or whatever.
I’d assume the actual intelligence agencies are more sophisticated. I doubt they’re running some “hardened” version of Windows or Android or whatever. But maybe I’m being naive and they all are just working with vendors.
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DOD Efforts to Buy and Maintain IT Systems Are Billions Over Budget and Delayed
The Department of Defense is spending billions modernizing the IT systems it uses for everything from health care and human capital needs to logistics and contracting. These efforts to modernize IT aim to improve how DOD does business, conducts day-to-day operations, and increase cybersecurity. But several of DOD’s efforts have seen large cost increases and are behind schedule by a year or more.Today’s WatchBlog post looks at our latest annual assessment of DOD’s IT systems.
(www.gao.gov)
Don't worry, we're bringing in a bunch of C-levels from AI companies and giving them Lt. Colonel rank so they can approve a "Move Fast And Break Things" approach to Pentagon IT investment.
I predict "billions over budget" will look absolutely quaint in another five years.
Also, incidentally, check out the ADE 651
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I’ve always wondered if the world’s major governments all have their own secret, bespoke operating systems for highly sensitive situations. Like, not Windows, Linux, macOS, BSD, or anything even remotely known to the public. But then you see high-ranking admin officials using bootleg Signal on an off-the-shelf phone or whatever.
I’d assume the actual intelligence agencies are more sophisticated. I doubt they’re running some “hardened” version of Windows or Android or whatever. But maybe I’m being naive and they all are just working with vendors.
My husband says it is not secret what they use. It is something called L4-SEC which has formal proofs of correctness
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My husband says it is not secret what they use. It is something called L4-SEC which has formal proofs of correctness
We need the /s tag around here for even the mildest and most obvious jokes.
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The cost of them not having the source code or the right to repair the shit they bought and paid for with our tax dollars.
Also they fired all the trans women and furries. Everyone else who knows what they're doing retired already.
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DOD Efforts to Buy and Maintain IT Systems Are Billions Over Budget and Delayed
The Department of Defense is spending billions modernizing the IT systems it uses for everything from health care and human capital needs to logistics and contracting. These efforts to modernize IT aim to improve how DOD does business, conducts day-to-day operations, and increase cybersecurity. But several of DOD’s efforts have seen large cost increases and are behind schedule by a year or more.Today’s WatchBlog post looks at our latest annual assessment of DOD’s IT systems.
(www.gao.gov)
Sounds like the department of vulnerabilities.
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We need the /s tag around here for even the mildest and most obvious jokes.
You may need to work on your jokes
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DOD Efforts to Buy and Maintain IT Systems Are Billions Over Budget and Delayed
The Department of Defense is spending billions modernizing the IT systems it uses for everything from health care and human capital needs to logistics and contracting. These efforts to modernize IT aim to improve how DOD does business, conducts day-to-day operations, and increase cybersecurity. But several of DOD’s efforts have seen large cost increases and are behind schedule by a year or more.Today’s WatchBlog post looks at our latest annual assessment of DOD’s IT systems.
(www.gao.gov)
Don't worry, AI is going to make it all cheaper. /S
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We need the /s tag around here for even the mildest and most obvious jokes.
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Also they fired all the trans women and furries. Everyone else who knows what they're doing retired already.
It’s DEI’s fault!
