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  • Subject: [Fed-Talk] DOD Releases Commercial Mobile Device Implementation Plan
  • From: "Coradeschi, Thomas J CIV USARMY PEO AMMO (US)" <email@hidden>
  • Date: Tue, 26 Feb 2013 16:05:11 +0000
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DOD Releases Commercial Mobile Device Implementation Plan <blockedhttp://www.defense.gov/releases/release.aspx?releaseid=15833>
02/26/2013 09:46 AM CST

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IMMEDIATE RELEASE	 No. 108-13
February 26, 2013
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DOD Releases Commercial Mobile Device Implementation Plan


            The Department of Defense announced today the release of a Commercial Mobile Device Implementation Plan that supports the department's June 2012 Mobility Strategy with specific goals and objectives in order to capitalize on the full potential of mobile devices.  The implementation plan focuses on improving three areas critical to mobility: mobile devices, wireless infrastructure, and mobile applications, and works to ensure these areas remain reliable, secure and flexible enough to keep up with fast-changing technology.

            "The Department of Defense is taking a leadership role in leveraging mobile device technology by ensuring its workforce is empowered with mobile devices," said Teri Takai, Defense Department chief information officer.  "As today's DoD personnel increasingly rely on mobile technology as a key capability enabler for joint force combat operations, the application of mobile technology into global operations, integration of secure and non-secure communications, and development of portable, cloud-enabled capability will dramatically increase the number of people able to collaborate and share information rapidly."

            The implementation plan establishes a framework to equip the department's 600,000 mobile-device users with secure classified and protected unclassified mobile solutions that leverage commercial off-the-shelf products, promote the development and use of mobile applications to improve functionality, decrease costs, and enable increased personal productivity.  The plan orchestrates a series of operational pilots from across the DoD components that will incorporate lessons learned, ensure interoperability, refine technical requirements, influence commercial standards, and create operational efficiencies for DoD mobile users.

            "The DoD Mobile Device Strategy and Implementation Plan aim to align the various mobile devices, pilots and initiatives across the department under common objectives to ensure the warfighter benefits from these activities and aligns with efforts in the Joint Information Environment," said Ms. Takai.  "This is not simply about embracing the newest technology -- it is about keeping the department's workforce relevant in an era when information accessibility and cybersecurity play a critical role in mission success."

            For further information about the DoD Mobile Device Strategy and Implementation Plan, please visit http://www.defense.gov/news/dodmobilitystrategy.pdf and http://www.defense.gov/news/DoDCMDImplementationPlan.pdf .



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