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Low-code and no-code platforms help Soldiers and civilians rapidly build apps and automate workflows across the Army. Empowering Soldiers and civilians to build apps and automate workflows accelerates innovation while reducing costs and timelines.
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On May 1, 2026, we bid farewell to Army CIO, Mr. Leonel Garciga, recognizing his remarkable service and transformative successes across the Army. On behalf of the OCIO, we thank him for his service and wish him continued success in the next chapter — farewell and all the best.
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Automation is essential to ensuring the Army remains effective, agile, and ready to meet tomorrow’s challenges. Embracing automation is about sharpening our competitive edge and ensuring we can operate at the pace required in today’s complex operational environment.
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The Army continues to modernize the way we do business by putting real-time data at the center of how we operate and make decisions. Access to timely, accurate information empowers leaders at every level to move faster, reduce risk, and respond with precision.
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April is the Month of the Military Child. On behalf of the OCIO, we honor the vital role military children play in supporting our Soldiers and families.
Click the link below for resources for supporting military children:
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Check out a recent interview with Army Chief Information Officer Leonel Garciga, as he discusses his push to modernize the force by reducing bureaucracy, improving efficiency and empowering commanders to make faster decisions.
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As the Army advances initiatives like cATO, secure cloud adoption, and control, AI serves as an enabler that enhances fundamentals. But success depends on the full ecosystem: resilient networks, secure systems, disciplined data management, and trained professionals.
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U.S. Army Chief Information Officer Leonel Garciga, shares his philosophy on implementing AI —emphasizing an aggressive approach that has not only accelerated adoption but also uncovered critical lessons learned.
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Leonel Garciga, U.S. Army Chief Information Officer, joined fellow DOD CIOs for a panel discussion on implementing the Department of Defense 8140 Cyber Workforce Qualification Program, emphasizing the Army’s commitment to building an agile, capable, and mission-ready cyber force.
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As the Army integrates artificial intelligence across the force, it’s important to adopt a mindset focused on outcomes that net effectiveness. AI is most powerful when it is purpose-built to improve decision advantage, enhance readiness, and strengthen mission command.
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The Army is making a change that gives Soldiers and civilians more time to focus on their core missions. The required cybersecurity and privacy training for Army personnel will now be completed once every five years instead of more frequently.
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Leonel Garciga, U.S. Army Chief Information Officer, participated in a fireside chat at the Confluent Public Sector Summit 2026, where he highlighted how the Army is advancing data, cloud, and AI capabilities to support faster decision-making and mission readiness.
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“The goal is not only to mature these platforms at the enterprise level, but also to bring together government talent that can rapidly build solutions on them for the entire Army,” said Army Chief Information Officer Leonel Garciga.
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U.S. Army Chief Information Officer Leonel Garciga delivered opening remarks and participated in a hybrid panel discussion at the 2026 Army Cybersecurity Awareness Forum, underscoring the critical role cybersecurity plays in enabling mission success.
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At the OCIO, communication goes both ways. We value the questions we receive from Soldiers, civilians, and partners across the force. We are committed to providing clear, timely answers that support readiness and keep the Army secure, connected, and ready.
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"No one knows how to best change than the folks who deal with the work every day," Dr. David Markowitz, highlighting that the best solutions are created when Soldiers are part of the development process.
Learn more here: aol.com/articles/us-armys-bi…
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Big wins for Army modernization on the battlefield at Fort Bragg’s Joint Innovation Outpost during Synthetic Dragon 2025!
Read more: dvidshub.net/news/555369/nex…
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29 Dec 2025
Happy Holidays from the Army Office of the Chief Information Officer! We’re proud of our dedication to driving innovation and modernization across the Army. Wishing you and your families a joyful, restful, and safe holiday season.
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22 Dec 2025
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Army transformation is surging across the Pacific as the 25th Infantry Division prototypes Next Generation Command and Control (NGC2)—proving that strategic modernization is already seeing rapid implementation in critical theaters.
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15 Dec 2025
Army CIO Knowledge Check!
All ACOMs, ASCCs, DRUs and HQDA must complete their transition of business and readiness data assets to the Vantage platform by March 31, 2026.
Follow up tomorrow in the comments to see the answer!
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17 Dec 2025
✅ ANSWER: TRUE
All ACOMs, ASCCs, DRUs and HQDA must complete their transition of business and readiness data assets to the Vantage platform by March 31, 2026.
Read the full policy here: armypubs.army.mil/epubs/DR_p…
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