Signals made giant strides in realising the Digital Revolution. In a short span of three years, beginning in 1995, the Digital Revolution saw the integration of data capabilities into the TCS backbone and the delivery of the 1st Generation Army CCIS in 1998.
Subsequently, 2nd Generation Army CCIS featuring COTS equipment and numerous software improvements were operationalised within the next two years, in 2000. The rapid and continual upgrades, both in software and hardware, was a testament to the Signal formation’s professionalism and commitment in providing the best and the latest to the Army to meet the ever-expanding operational requirements.
Together with ground commanders, ops-users, defence technologies, Signals had made the digital revolution possible and enabled the Army’s thrust into the digitised battlefield. This has given our forces the operational edge.
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With our Army gearing towards the 3G Transformation, major changes in operational concepts and processes are underway. Integrated Knowledge-Based Command and Control (IKC2) has emerged as one of the key thrusts for the 3G Army.
The Signal 21 framework of People, Product and Process will serve as the foundation for Signals, as the Formation spearhead IKC2 developments for the Army to better meat the challenges of tomorrow IKC2 developments for the Army to better meet the challenges of tomorrow.
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Last updated on 13 Nov 2006
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