Project Convergence News Today

The shift from trying to connect everything to instead tackling the most urgent problems through experimentation is starting to yield results, some say.

The shift from trying to connect everything to instead tackling the most urgent problems through experimentation is starting to yield results, some say.

The Army needs watercraft in the Pacific and is shaping a strategy based on lessons learned from operations during major exercises in theater.

The Army budget slashed billions in spending but left modernization priorities fully funded. That's an important investment for the service's contribution to JADC2.

The Pentagon's fiscal 2022 budget offered limited clues on the amount the Defense Department wants to spend on JADC2. In the first of a four-part series, C4ISRNET looks at what insight the budget provided into the department's JADC2 investment.

Maj. Gen. Peter Gallagher, the now-retired director of the Army's Network Cross-Functional Team, reflects on how the service's battlefield network has improved and how multidomain operations can become a reality.

The Army's Project Convergence initiative has grown over time and become a key part of the DOD's Combined Joint All-Domain Command and Control effort.

Retired Army officer John D. Rosenberger argues in this op-ed that the INDOPACOM chief should become the lead for the Pentagon's CJADC2 efforts, with an eye towards what is needed to counter China.

The Marine Corps wants to ensure all the right data can flow between its small units operating forward and their joint and coalition partners in theater.

The 1st Light Armored Reconnaissance Company, which normally rides 6-wheeled LAVs, will work with the Marine Corps Warfighting Lab to test an Australian boat designed for high-speed, high-tech scouting and special ops.