Getting Key Players Together Results in More Army Radios for Less
January 2012
To modernize its IT and communications network to meet increasing information demands, the Army is enlisting a MITRE team to help it stretch its limited acquisition dollars.
At MITRE, Linking Past and Future Means Preserving Accumulated Knowledge
January 2012
Long-term government programs risk losing accumulated knowledge over time. At MITRE, our staff works to preserve and share vital information for the next generation of practitioners.
MITRE On-Site Support Helps Post-Earthquake Japan Get Back on its Feet
November 2011
When the devastating 2011 earthquake struck Japan, MITRE's knowledge of the nation's military networks helped the Ministry of Defense establish rapid connections to the hardest-hit areas of the country.
By Design: Integrating Privacy into Information Systems
October 2011
Using a concept called "Privacy by Design," MITRE helps the government develop information systems that protect personally identifiable information, preserve privacy, and prevent identity theft.
MITRE Works to Change C2 Acquisition, One Capability at a Time
July 2011
To get technology to the field faster, MITRE researchers have developed a new way of looking at military acquisition with a concept called Composable Capability on Demand.
Airspace Information Service Safely Speeds Up Battle Rhythm
June 2011
With the new Airspace Information Service—co-developed by MITRE—the Air Force and Army can now share the same airspace without interfering with each other's operations.
Soaring Success: Airbase is Transferred to Iraqi Forces
April 2011
In all weather conditions, around the clock, Kirkuk Air Base in northern Iraq is now fully operational, thanks to systems engineering and support from MITRE, who collaborated with the U.S. military, the Iraqi government, and civilian contractors to make it happen.
Flying the Friendly Skies: Merging UAS into Civil Airspace
March 2011
As our national airspace prepares for the arrival of unmanned aircraft systems,
a MITRE team representing numerous government sponsors is helping to roll out the welcome mat.
Eyes and Ears Open: Working with Military Personnel to Find Solutions
January 2011
MITRE engineers listen to sponsors to better understand their needs—from communications infrastructures in Afghanistan to satellite connections on Navy ships. With side-by-side observation, our staff learns first-hand what technology works best.
