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  1. The defense budget is currently under congressional review.
  2. Congress and the House introduced bills regarding budget issues and military bonus eligibility.

Army Progress Stalled by Congressional Budget Issues, Affecting Digital Access

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What happened

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The Army's top IT official announced a change to the Army 365 download policy after soldiers reported that security features were preventing basic tasks. The Army chief information officer stated that issues with the defense budget in Congress are stalling progress on expanding a "bring-your-own-device" pilot.

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Why it matters

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The inability to expand the pilot program due to budget issues in Congress prevents part-time troops from completing basic administrative tasks outside of drill weekend. Additionally, active-duty units currently suffer from a deficit of working government computers.

Congress and the House introduced bills regarding budget issues and military bonus eligibility, and the defense budget is currently under congressional review.

From c4isrnet.com

Who's involved

  • CongressThe body currently reviewing the defense budget and introducing related bills.
  • ArmyThe organization whose administrative and IT progress is being stalled by budget issues.
  • Google WorkspaceThe email and collaboration platform whose download policy was recently changed.
  • soldierMembers of the armed forces who are experiencing limitations on completing administrative tasks.

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