Army Cloud Integration Industry Day
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The U.S. Army's CERDEC will host an Industry Day on January 10-11 to inform potential partners about emerging technologies that can help integrate new capabilities to support Army cloud computing efforts. CERDEC is seeking capabilities such as multi-intelligence analysis, predictive analysis tools, and advanced visualization tools. Interested parties should submit information to CERDEC about their technologies by December 30th to participate in the Industry Day event and presentations.
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- 1. RELEASE NO: 20111219 December 19, 2011 Contact Information: Kristen Kushiyama Office: (443) 861-7566 Email: kristen.e.kushiyama.civ@mail.mil ARMY SEEKING SUPPORT FOR CLOUD INTEGRATION CAPABILTIES U.S. Army RDECOM CERDEC to host Industry Day ABERDEEN PROVING GROUND, Md. – The U.S. Army’s Research, Development and Engineering Command’s communications-electronics center will hold an Industry Day Jan. 10 – 11 to inform potential partners of emerging technologies that will facilitate the integration of new capabilities that support Army cloud computing development efforts. CERDEC Intelligence and Information Warfare Directorate’s Tactical Cloud Integration Laboratory focuses on developing and integrating new capabilities by “bridging” developers, vendors and solutions with operational users in a cohesive, isolated environment, said Kesny Parent, CERDEC I2WD TCIL Program Management Office. “Program Manager Distributed Common Ground System-Army, or PM DCGS-A, has identified the need to establish operational clouds at fixed sites and at regional nodes to support Army intelligence data collection and analytics capabilities,” said Parent. In an effort to establish an infrastructure that supports the storage and management of multi-intelligence data and provide a computational framework that brings analytics to that data, CERDEC I2WD is seeking capabilities such as multi-intelligence, all-source analysis correlation; platform and resource allocation and optimization algorithms; predictive analysis -more-
- 2. tools; language translation services; still image and graphic processing capabilities; advanced human intelligence exploitation; and advanced visualization and conceptualization tools. Industry, government agencies and academia with capabilities to fill these technology shortfalls related to Tactical Cloud Integration are asked to propose solutions and possibly present those solutions and technologies to CERDEC I2WD. Those interested in participating in TCIL Industry Day should submit participation packages containing company information, contact information, a thorough product description, capabilities outlined in Section 4 of the I2WD TCIL Industry Day Packet and presentation overviews to the I2WD TCIL Program Management Office team at kesny.parent@us.army.mil or upesh.patel@us.army.mil. For more information about TCIL, the event and requirements for participation, visit the Federal Business Opportunities at http://go.usa.gov/Nbm. Members of the media should contact CERDEC Public Affairs at usarmy.apg.cerdec.mail.cerdec@mail.mil or 443-861-7566. ###