WASHINGTON (Army News Service, May 20, 2010) -- The Army is making its branding tools available through a new portal, scheduled to go live June 7. The U.S. Army Brand Portal will provide in one place ...

The web-based women’s health portal, developed by the U.S. Army Public Health Center, provides information on women’s health topics. This portal gives women and healthcare providers access to ...

The Army must wait until November to start updating the Army Knowledge Online (AKO) Web portal because of contract protests filed by two companies. In July, CherryRoad Technologies and EDS filed ...

The Defense Information Systems Agency wants to turn the Army Knowledge Online system into a defensewide Web portal. The plan to adopt AKO as the foundation for a portal that can be accessible to all ...

An Internet “portal” where soldiers can register and enroll in online college courses has been declared fully operational by the U.S. Army and its contractor, PricewaterhouseCoopers. The portal is ...

WASHINGTON — The U.S. Army has overhauled its Web presence with a new intranet portal called Army Knowledge Online (AKO) that is designed to provide all 1.2 million active duty soldiers, members of ...

The Army has upgraded its Single Interface to the Field (SIF) web portal using open-source software to make it easier for users to find information and documents. The SIF 3.0 portal is designed to ...

While the Army’s Fort Eustis has roots extending back to 1918, it also has one of the most modern systems for managing multiformat media available at any military post or base. As with much military ...

Army had no seniors with experience in the quarterback room this season but it appears the Black Knights may be losing a promising freshman to the NCAA transfer portal. On Thursday, Champ Harris ...