Defense/USA. How the Pentagon’s joint IT provider will contribute to JADC2 (Andrew Eversden, Defense News)

September 10, 2021

The Defense Information Systems Agency has a “growing” role to play in Joint All-Domain Command and Control. (DoD photo by Thomas L. Burton/Released)

As each military service constructs its own contribution to Joint All-Domain Command and Control, the Pentagon’s joint IT provider is finding it has an increasing role to play in the department’s massive modernization effort, but is grappling with the future of its legacy command-and-control tools.

“The deeper we dug into JADC2, we realized that more things that the agency does are impacted and part of this,” said Brian Hermann, director of DISA’s services development directorate, in an interview with C4ISRNET. “We’re going to play probably a growing role in JADC2.”

How the Pentagon’s joint IT provider will contribute to JADC2 (defensenews.com)

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