IBM continues Army logistics modernization with third win
IBM has won an Army logistics contract for the third time stretching their support for the branch s Logistics Data Analysis Center out to nearly 15 years.
The new five-year, $159 million contract also represents the evolution of data and automation in the Army’s operations.
In the first contract, known as LOGSA IT Services or LITeS, IBM worked on modernizing the agency’s data centers and moving them into a hybrid cloud managed service model. The second contract continued that path and transitioned LDAC to a service delivery model, increased data sharing and introduced data analytics capabilities.