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“On The Frontlines” Interview
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Army Cloud Computing in Korea!
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The Taiwan GovCloud
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Geospatial Cloud Computing In Support Of National Policy
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This week it was my pleasure to explore cloud computing with Army Knowledge Leaders (AKL) !
AKL is an intensive 2 year experience of training and work rotations designed to develop leadership, business and technology competencies to support the Army Chief Information Officer (CIO) mission (Clinger-Cohen Act of 1996). In doing this, the Army is cultivating a new breed of IT leaders for a knowledge-centric organization. Program participants are self-starters and lifelong learners with solid peer/mentor relationships and a commitment to public service.
Through the use of a cloud computing mind map, these knowledge leaders covered many aspects of cloud computing, including:
- Definition and characteristics
- Use cases and operational requirements
- Security concerns and techniques
- Industry standards
- Cloud computing reference model
- Mission driven solution design; and
- Adoption and expansion process
The group I was with this week was truly impressive!! Kudos to the US Army for their visionary approach to information technology. I would also like to thank the Army Knowledge Leaders Program for giving me the opportunity to interact with such an impressive group.
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Cloud computing is good and i think it will help a lot in public service, people can get products easily.
The following link attempts to establish a better understanding between AKO and Cloud Computing: http://militarymessenger.blogspot.com/
Really cloud computing can definitely be a helpful system for anything whether is science or any any other. It provides many benefits.
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