Tim Hale assumed the charter for PEO EIS’s Army Training Information System (ATIS) product office at a hybrid in-person/virtual ceremony held July 15 at the ATIS office in Newport News, Virginia. Col. Rob Wolfe, project manager, Army Data and Analytics Platforms (PM ARDAP), hosted the event.

It’s official: PEO EIS now has an Operational Plan (OPLAN) in support of Army Data Plan implementation (Execute Order 009-20).

The Commander’s Risk Reduction Toolkit (CRRT), a web-based system within PEO EIS’s Army Vantage platform, has completed its rollout to the Army National Guard (ARNG) and Army Reserve, enabling command teams across all Army components to readily access and analyze aggregated risk data on Soldiers to help plan, avoid and manage Soldiers’ risk behaviors.

The Army is putting a priority on data, and PEO EIS is doing its part by educating its workforce about data science. At a Jan. 28 Lunch & Learn hosted by Applied Cyber Technologies (ACT) — part of PEO EIS’s Defensive Cyber Operations portfolio — ACT data scientist Mark Orwat, who has a doctorate in computer science, presented “Data Science 101” for members of the workforce.

On day two of AFCEA NOVA’s Army IT Days — held virtually from Jan. 21-22 — PEO EIS program executive officer Ross Guckert took part in the Army Data Environments panel with Dr. David Markowitz, chief data officer, U.S. Army CIO; Dovarius Peoples, director of corporate information, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE); and Robin Swan, director of the Office of Business Transformation, Office of the Secretary of the Army.

The “Warriors Corner”— traditionally an on-site, exhibit-based venue for presentations on important discussion topics at the Association for the U.S. Army’s (AUSA) annual conference — may have been virtual this year, but that didn’t stop PEO EIS representatives from discussing and demoing innovative technologies, and responding to numerous questions from online attendees.

Five former program executive officers for PEO EIS joined current program executive officer Ross Guckert and other Army leaders August 27 to celebrate the retirement of Logistics Information Systems (LIS) product lead Ricky Daniels and to welcome James O. Winbush Jr. as the new LIS product lead.

FORT LEE, Va. – The Transportation Coordinators’ Automated Information for Movements System II (TC-AIMS II) is the premiere Army logistics software used for the management of transportation operations.