R AL TMY WINTER 2 0 2 4 FEATURE ARTICLES
58 THE DATA YOU NEED Te Army’s new chief information officer discusses his vision for the OCIO and getting the right data to Soldiers
62 LOGIST ICS FOR DATA Te mess versus the mesh
66 FACES OF THE FORCE: KE VIN VANYO A broad sampling
68 PA RTNERING FOR THE WA RFIGHT ER
Technology development agreements drive chemical- biological defense efforts
74 A VISION FOR THE AGES
New robotics team hopes to build a network that would aid reach of Picatinny Arsenal’s STEM office
80 FACES OF THE FORCE: CHAD J. MA RSHA L L A calmer career approach
82 OPTIM A L REORGANI Z ATION
New project management offices at IEW&S better support cyber capabilities
COMMENTARY
86 A FL EXIBLE FUTURE Creating cultures that embrace the changing nature of work
WORKFORCE
92 FROM THE DACM: BUILDING AN ACQUISI T ION LE ADER P IP EL INE
Te Army must give its workforce the necessary experience to meet the demands of the future
94 FACES OF THE FORCE: TINESHA NICHOL A S Develop a career road map
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96 REEL ING IN NEW FISH
Updated hiring practices will draw in a diverse civilian workforce
100 OLD DOG, NEW TRICK? Army civilian pursues a change in career path
104 ON THE MOVE
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