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Cloud computing speeds up new military software Army Futures Command's Software Factory, newly opened in Texas. (Luke J. Allen/U.S. Army) At the recently launched Army Software Factory in Austin, Texas, platform product manager Capt. James Cho uses cloud computing to speed software development. Coders — who create software for anything from streamlining warehouse operations to improving soldiers’ battlefield performance — take advantage of the cloud’s shared storage, databases and networking that make computing resources more powerful and flexible than those available in on-site d...

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The Software Factory team came to Austin from across the country and vary in rank from private first class to captain. First Lt. Rachelle David, an engineer officer, was stationed in South Korea for a year before she applied to join the Software Factory. "I came here so that I can really build on the academic background that I had in computer science and mathematics and really put it to use to better the Army," David said. "Because previously, this hasn't really been something that the Army has done." David's experience is similar to that of many applicants, Zuniga said, many of whom were loo...

Army Futures celebrates grand opening of Army Software Factory Drew Knight Replay Video UP NEXT The U.S. Army Futures Command on Thursday hosted a ceremony celebrating the opening of the Army Software Factory at Austin Community College's Rio Grande Campus. Army Gen. Mark A. Milley, the 20th chairman of the Joint Chief of Staff, was in attendance. Milley is the nation's highest-ranking officer who serves as the principal military advisor to the president, secretary of defense and the National Security Council. The factory will lead a future force design through four main obj...

GISuser.com Space Software Firm to Support Climate Change Battle April 14, 2021 By Editor Canadian space app developer Deploy Solutions will be returning to the GeoIgnite conference this month to unveil a new climate-focused prototype, as part of an Earth Day showcase at the Canadian national Geospatial event. When you think of climate change problems, the first images to come to mind usually range from scenes of deforestation or melting ice to forest fires or flash flooding. But what about the issues that can occur “on the ground” after a disaster, often literally blocking the way we cop...