The Army is surveying companies that can offer ready-made vehicle mounts to serve as "hubs" for Next Generation Command and Control, a new industry notice says.

The U.S. Army doesn’t have a data problem. But it does have a “data-in-the-right-place-in-a-usable-format” problem. And that matters for decision-making in future war. Think about all the places we ...

SAVANNAH, Ga. — Army leaders understand that preparing for large scale combat operations will require commanders to lead on the move with the ability to disperse at a moment’s notice. Leaders also ...

Army Chief of Staff Gen. Randy A. George receives a demo of Next-Generation Command-and-Control system capabilities from a 1st Infantry Division officer. (Sgt. Brahim Douglas/U.S. Army) After spending ...

Gone are the days of command centers being reliant solely on radios and static maps. Today, AV technology transforms these spaces with dynamic data visualization, seamless communication interfaces and ...

WARREN — The recently delivered Trumbull County Emergency Management Agency’s Emergency Command Vehicle cost $617,000, which sounds like a lot. But when EMA Director John Hickey first started to ...

Command-and-control environments are increasingly gaining integrators’ attention as client demand grows across verticals for mission-critical spaces capable of aggregating and presenting actionable ...