Government, industry come together on shared services

September 13, 2013

So it starts with something like standardized email for all service members, but “ultimately, JIE will allow far deeper and wider operational synchronization in areas like joint fires and maneuver — something especially important as units at the edge increasingly rely on capabilities and effects generated in the center,” Winnefeld said.

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