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Information architecture key to Army's digital future. (Army Science Board report, 'Technical Information Architecture: A Preview')
Defense Daily
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August 12, 1994
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The Army must develop and strictly enforce an overall information architecture or risk having its vision of a digital battlefield marred by systems that can't communicate, according to an unreleased Army study.
The study, conducted by the Army Science Board, says the service needs to focus on developing the central components of a technical information architecture, including key standards and a data dictionary, sources familiar with the study said.
The study recommends the technology, protocols and standards developed by the Army be based on the internet ...
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