“I leverage technology so the Army can execute better, stronger and faster,” said Balinda Moreland, technical management division chief for the Defense Integrated Business Systems program within PEO EIS’s Business Mission Area. “I like to compare my job to ‘The Six Million Dollar Man,’ an old TV series about using technology to build the world’s first bionic man — better, stronger and faster than he was before.”

“I have been blessed by a lot of random choices that happened to go my way,” said Wayne Hutchins, a systems engineer and self-described computer geek who supports everything IT-related for the Human Resource Solutions (HR Solutions) program inside PEO EIS’s Enterprise Services portfolio.

During a keynote address on digital transformation at AFCEA NOVA’s virtual Army IT Day on Jan. 13, Army Chief Information Officer (CIO) Dr. Raj Iyer discussed the importance of data-driven decision-making to multi-domain operations success and emphasized the need to shift from a system- or platform-centric acquisition approach to a data-centric acquisition approach.

Army Enterprise Systems Integration Program (AESIP) Hub’s Business Intelligence/Business Warehouse (BI/BW) program ended 2021 on a high note when it received an authority to proceed (ATP) from PEO EIS Program Executive Officer Ross Guckert with a limited deployment of developed reports in support of the Army’s aviation community through the Global Combat Support System – Army’s (GCSS-Army) Increment (INC) 2, Wave 2, Capability Drop 2.2.

PEO EIS’s General Fund Enterprise Business System (GFEBS) product office — part of the Defense Integrated Business Systems (DIBS) portfolio — has wrapped up the transition of sustainment activities for its financial management enterprise resource planning (ERP) system to the Army Communications-Electronics Command (CECOM) Software Engineering Center (SEC) Army Shared Services Center (SSC) at Aberdeen Proving Ground, Maryland.

PEO EIS’s Automated Movement and Identification Solutions (AMIS) product office — which provides web-based solutions that coordinate and track materiel and equipment for the U.S. Army — has announced several program enhancements designed to simplify logistical planning for unit deployments and provide significant time and cost savings.

PEO EIS’s Business Mission Area (BMA) — which encompasses the Army’s data, finance and accounting, human capital and logistics programs — recently kicked off a series of quarterly summit meetings aimed at keeping Army stakeholders informed and coordinated on high-profile Army modernization and cloud operations initiatives.