As I depart the PEO EIS Business Mission Area for Senior Service College, I wanted to share some thoughts and observations about our mission and how our great organization can maintain its unique relevancy. During the past five years, I have witnessed significant positive changes in our collaboration and communication that have enabled this organization's success. 

June 14, 1775 is the birth date of an Army older than the nation it serves, authorized for formation by the Second Continental Congress a full year before the Declaration of Independence. 

PEO EIS leaders took part May 9-10 in the eighth network-related technical exchange meeting (TEM 8) hosted by the Network Cross-Functional Team and Program Executive Office Command, Control and Communications – Tactical (PEO C3T) in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

Program Executive Office Enterprise Information Systems (PEO EIS) hosted the quarterly PEO Cross-Service Summit in McLean, Virginia on April 7.

Vincent “Vince” Hayes is chief of the Lifecycle Management Division for Integrated Personnel and Pay System – Army (IPPS-A).

An IT software expert with 32 years of Army contracting experience, Stacy Watson leads a 14-person team that manages the lifecycle of 177 Computer Hardware, Enterprise Software and Solutions (CHESS) hardware, software and IT-services contracts worth more than $23 billion. Watson leads by example. “Everything that I ask anybody to do, I would do myself or have done myself,” she said. Today’s #PEOEISTeammateTuesday, Watson answered eight questions.