ARMY DATA: FROM THE FOXHOLE TO THE PENTAGON
Program Executive Officer
Deputy Program Executive Officer
Chief of Staff
Plans & Operations
Acquisition & Systems Management
Business Management
Human Resources
Acquisition, Logistics & Property Management
Cyber
BUSINESS MISSION AREA Assistant Program Executive Officer
ENTERPRISE INFORMATION ENVIRONMENT MISSION AREA Assistant Program Executive Officer
PM AESIP
Project Manager Army Enterprise Systems Integration Program
PRODUCT MANAGER Global Combat Support System – Army
PRODUCT DIRECTOR Aviation Logistics
PRODUCT MANAGER
Logistics Modernization Program PRODUCT LEAD
Automated Movement & Identification Solutions
PRODUCT LEAD
Logistics Information Systems PRODUCT LEAD
Army Enterprise Systems Integration Program Hub
PM GFEBS
Project Manager General Fund Enterprise Business System
PRODUCT DIRECTOR GFEBS Development and Modernization
PRODUCT MANAGER GFEBS – Sensitive Activities
PRODUCT MANAGER Army Training Information System
PRODUCT MANAGER Army Contract Writing System
PRODUCT MANAGER Acquisition Management Support Solutions
PM IPPS-A
Project Manager Integrated Personnel and Pay System – Army
PRODUCT MANAGER IPPS-A Increment II
PRODUCT DIRECTOR IPPS-A Increment II Sensitive Activities
PRODUCT DIRECTOR Army Human Resource Systems
PRODUCT DIRECTOR Medical Communications for Combat Casualty Care
PRODUCT LEAD
Reserve Component Automation Systems/Force Management System
Defense Communications and Army Transmission Systems
PM DCATS Project Manager
PRODUCT MANAGER Command Post Integrated Infrastructure
PRODUCT MANAGER Wideband Enterprise Satellite Systems
PRODUCT MANAGER Power Projection Enablers
PRODUCT MANAGER Installation Information Infrastructure Modernization Program
PRODUCT LEAD Land Mobile Radio
PRODUCT LEAD Technology Applications Office
Defensive Cyber Operations
PM DCO Project Manager
PRODUCT MANAGER Cyber Platforms & Systems
PRODUCT MANAGER Cyber Analytics & Detection
PRODUCT LEAD Allied Information Technology
PD ES
Project Director Enterprise Services
PRODUCT DIRECTOR Acquisition, Logistics & Technology Enterprise Systems & Services
PRODUCT LEAD Army Enterprise Staff Management System
PRODUCT LEAD Human Resource Solutions
PRODUCT LEAD Computer Hardware,
Enterprise Software & Solutions
PRODUCT LEAD Enterprise Computing
PRODUCT LEAD Enterprise Content
Collaboration & Messaging
WHAT DO YOU WANT SOLDIERS TO KNOW ABOUT PEO EIS?
Smith:
“Te scope of what we do. We want to eliminate duplicated effort, so part of that is just building awareness of what we’re doing.
“Te programs we have that they can leverage. Our enter- prise solutions, the hardware and software contract vehicles they can use, common platforms.
“Tis is a great place to be for acquisition professionals! If you’re someone who likes a challenge, it’s here. If you want high-visibility projects, they’re here. We’re focused on talent management and leader development, and that benefits our workforce as well.”
WHAT ARE YOUR PRIORITIES AND GOALS? We are working on four specific priorities with strategic goals.
• Talent management – The right people in the right place at the right time.
• Stakeholder management – Building and maintaining relationships.
• Enterprise resource planning (ERP) integration – Integrated and innovative ERP systems.
• Network integration – Network modernization, cyber security operations and enterprise solutions.
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