The U.S. Army is currently working to implement its Unified Data Reference Architecture, which is designed to join a data mesh and data fabric in a way that would allow users to easily access data ...

PEO EIS is working closely with DASA(DES) on the initial version of its UDRA, which aims to establish the Army’s enterprise mesh services.

Army published the Thin/Zero Client Computing Reference Architecture, ... Other RAs to be published this year are Unified ... 2022 Army announces consolidated Data Plan; April 12, 2022 U.S. Army ...

The Army’s unified data reference architecture (UDRA) found a new way to ensure that data is up to date within a matter of moments instead of weeks. This new development came to light during its ...

We put out our unified data reference architecture, version one, as a request for information to industry at the end of October. It closed on Dec. 2. We got 31 responses, which I was really happy with ...

The Army needs a data mesh for multiple reasons, she said, but she highlighted two. “One, we wanted a distributed architecture, not an aggregated architecture because we’re the Army, so we don’t have ...

“Our AI implementation is 100 percent dependent upon quality data, and the [Unified Data Reference Architecture] is tuned and intentionally there to ensure data quality to support our AI,” he ...

The Benefits of a Unified Network Architecture for the Army. ... As part of its network revamp, the Army is also looking to be able to easily segment data that needs to be sent to soldiers in ...

As the Army will look to develop new architectures to its data, the lessons gain by an operational unit versus one participating in an exercise will be exceptionally better, Morrison said.