Army CIO Leonel Garciga talked about the service's plans in an exclusive interview with DefenseScoop.

“We need to be very, very, very careful in this space to not do the opposite of what we're trying to do as an Army, which is…

“We really wanted to focus on where we had this opportunity to employ capability at scale, get some of those use cases operating [and] look at some…

The new initiative, dubbed #CalibrateAI, is intended to support a broader push toward the service's adoption of generative artificial intelligence capabilities.

The Army's chief information office plans to release a memo in two weeks that establishes pilot CI/CD pipelines for two programs.

The Army’s deployment of the tool will begin with 400 new user accounts, with a goal to expand to enterprise-wide use, according to Ask Sage.

“I feel very confident that by the end of this year, we could potentially have up to seven programs that have certified [continuous integration and continuous deployment]…

The move comes after the Army took a “tactical pause” over the last couple of months to reevaluate its cloud delivery model.

As the Army modernizes its network, it is looking at evolving the way it protects and defends critical IT and cyber terrain.

Leonel Garciga has big ambitions for continuing progress on digital transformation and cutting through red tape.