Officials also know that soldiers rely on the Army Knowledge Online and Defense Knowledge Online (AKO/DKO) Web portal — to the tune of 2.3 million registered users — to accomplish many service ...

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 initial steps have been taken to transition soldiers from Army Knowledge Online to next-generation enterprise services. Secretary of the Army John McHugh authorized the move, which will support ...

Army Knowledge Online is the enterprise Web portal for the United States Army, offering secure e-mail, file storage and management, instant messaging, and other collaboration tools to soldiers ...

Portal opens doors to one-stop service. The U.S. Army is putting the power of Web technology behind its transformation into a knowledge-based force. The effort aims at improving the decision dominance ...

The U.S. Army has created a new intranet portal called Army Knowledge Online that will provide all 1.2 million active duty soldiers, members of the National Guard, reservists, civilians and ...

The Army Knowledge Online program looked to a young, informed, tech-savvy group of folks to design its Go Mobile program—soldiers. Greg Crowe | December 1, 2009 Army Gadgets Non-Combat Technologies ...

AMC Knowledge Management Portal operationalizes mission command By Samantha Tyler February 1, 2023 ...

These services will be provided in support of the Army Knowledge Online – Enterprise Services. Work will take place at Fort Belvoir, Va. Four bids were received for this contract.