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Am 5. Februar 2010 haben die gemeinsame Arbeitsgruppe Architekturen des BITKOM und des ZVEI in Koblenz nach knapp zweijähriger Arbeit den Leitfaden "Architekturentwicklung in der wehrtechnischen Industrie" an das Bundesamt für Informationsmanagement und Informationstechnik der Bundeswehr (IT-AmtBw) übergeben. Das gemeinsame Produkt ist in enger Abstimmung mit dem IT-AmtBw entstanden und bildet nun die gemeinsame Arbeitsgrundlage für die Zusammenarbeit von Bundeswehr und Industrie im Themenfeld von Architekturen.
Übergabe des Leitfadens „Architekturen in der wehrtechnischen Industrie“ (Verteidigung
The dozens of software projects launched in the wake of Google’s Big Table and Map Reduce papers have changed the way we handle large datasets. Like many organizations, the NSA began experimenting with these “big data” tools and realized that the open source implementations available at the time were not addressing some of their particular needs .
The Accumulo Challenge, Part I | a technology job is no excuse
Topic: Alliance Ground Surveillance (AGS)
Originating from the Defence Planning Committee in 1992, the AGS programme was defined as a capability acquisition effort in 1995, when the NATO Defence Ministers agreed that “the Alliance should pursue work on a minimum essential NATO-owned and operated AGS core capability, supplemented by interoperable national assets”. The AGS programme was to provide NATO with a complete and integrated ground surveillance capability that would offer the Alliance and its nations unrestricted and unfiltered access to ground surveillance data in near-real-time and in an interoperable manner.
Berlin - Für die Bundeswehr soll bald ein neues Zeitalter beginnen.
Aufklärungsdrohne: Luftwaffe präsentiert neuen Supervogel
David A. Wheeler's Blog
French government OSS policy Free/libre/open source software (FLOSS) continues to grow around the world, and governments around the world are trying to establish policies about it.
U.S. Military Chose Android for Tactical Ops
The Defense Department has chosen Android to develop a smartphone network and military apps for soldiers out in the field.
develops smartphone framework, applications for the front lines
<div id="others"><ul><li><a href="/media/189192/"><img src="http://usarmy.vo.llnwd.net/e2/c//-images/2011/04/18/105613/size3army.mil-105613-2011-04-19-090423.jpg" width="150" alt="Army develops smartphone framework, applications for the front lines" /></a><div class="title" style = "font-weight:bold;"></div><div class="caption">Gen. Peter Chiarelli, the Army's vice chief of staff, views a photo downloaded on a prototype JBC-P Handheld.