ON THE MOVE
PROGRAM EXECUTIVE OFFICE FOR ENTERPRISE INFORMATION SYSTEMS
1. CHANGE OF CHARTER AND REBRANDING OF AESIP Col. Robert J. “Rob” Wolfe assumed the charter of the newly rebranded Army Data and Analytics Platforms (ARDAP), at a virtual change of charter and renaming ceremony July 31 at the Program Executive Office for
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Enterprise Information Systems (PEO EIS). During the ceremony, Col. Robert “RJ” Mikesh relinquished the charter for the Army Enterprise Systems Integration Program (AESIP).
Wolfe previously served at PEO EIS as the product manager for the Army Contract Writ- ing System. During that assignment, he was tasked to lead the effort to deliver the Army Leader Dashboard (now Army Vantage) and establish the PEO EIS Strategic Initiatives Group.
As the project management office succeeding AESIP, ARDAP aims to help the Army improve information readiness and data agility by providing modern data and decision support tools and platforms, harnessing data across defense business systems and modernizing the Army’s training management system.
Mikesh, who began serving as project man- ager for AESIP in August 2017, was selected in May to join the Operation Warp Speed Task Force, the national program to accelerate the development, manufacturing
and 2 distribu-
tion of COVID-19 vaccines, therapeutics and diagnostics.
2. CHANGE OF CHARTER AT DCO Col. Mark Taylor assumed responsibility as project manager of PEO EIS’s Defensive Cyber Operations (DCO)
from Col. Chad
Harris at a virtual change of charter cer- emony on July 30. Taylor previously was the acting director of investments in the Army Budget Office, where he was responsible for the budgeting and execution of the Army’s $34 billion research and development and pro- curement portfolio.
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3. ASSUMPTION OF CHARTER AT EC2M Deidra McCaskill accepted the charter of PEO EIS’s Product Lead for Enterprise Con- tent Collaboration and Messaging (EC2M) in a virtual assumption of charter ceremony Aug. 20. As product
lead for EC2M, McCaskill—
who previously served both as acting and deputy product lead—will head up the office that oversees the Army’s collaboration, mes- saging and access management solutions.
4. NEW LEAD AT LOGISTICS INFORMATION SYSTEMS Program Executive Officer for Enterprise Information Systems Ross R. Guckert was joined by five former program executive offi- cers and other Army leaders Aug. 27 to wel- come James O. Winbush Jr., pictured, as the new Logistics Information Systems (LIS) product lead and to celebrate the retirement of outgoing LIS product lead Ricky Daniels. Winbush previously served as director of the Earned Value Management Systems Center at the Defense Contract Management Agency.
5. LEADERSHIP CHANGE IN GFIM Jason “JT” Craft assumed the charter for the PEO EIS Global Force Information Man- agement (GFIM) product office Oct. 20 in a virtual ceremony. As product lead for GFIM, which is part of the PEO EIS ARDAP portfolio, Craft will oversee the acquisition and fielding of a program that will automate the Army’s core business process known as deploy-to- redeploy/retrograde, spanning force structure, readiness, manning, equipping,
resourcing
and sustainment. Craft is a retired Army officer with over 30 years of service and over 20 years’ experience as an acquisition professional.
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