Since its launch, the 25-person task force has received 68 requests, or “tickets” for data help from Army units across the world, including at least one supporting the Iran war. The post Army’s new data operations center may stay ‘lean’ on people, expecting automation to help pic
Since its launch, the 25-person task force has received 68 requests, or “tickets” for data help from Army units across the world, including at least one supporting the Iran war. The post Army’s new data operations center may stay ‘lean’ on people, expecting automation to help pick up growing workload appeared first on DefenseScoop .
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