1 / 3 Show Caption + Hide Caption – Michael A. Army Intelligence and Security Command Ground Intelligence Support Activity (GISA) director and assistant chief of staff, G-6, gives remarks during the GISA-Pacific Enterprise Scalable Data Center (ESDC) groundbreaking ceremony at Fort Shafter, Hawaii, Dec. (Photo Credit: U.S. Army) 2 / 3 Show Caption + Hide Caption – Leaders from the U.S. Army Intelligence and Security Command (INSCOM) Ground Intelligence Support Activity (GISA), Assistant Chief of Staff, G-6, and the U.S.
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Army Corps of Engineers Honolulu District prepare to break grounds for the GISA-Pacific Enterprise Scalable Data Center (ESDC) during a groundbreaking ceremony at Fort Shafter, Hawaii, Dec. Photographed from left to right are Shawn Hazel, NAB project manager; Kris Carey from Mortenson Company; Gwendolyn Conger, GISA facilities engineer; Michael Canna, INSCOM GISA director and assistant chief of staff, G6; Col. Arnold Iaea, GISA-Pacific, chief; Charise Byers, NAB Installation Support Section acting chief; Jamie Hagio, POH construction branch chief; and Kahu Kordell Kekoa. (Photo Credit: Dino W. Buchanan) 3 / 3 Show Caption + Hide Caption – Leaders from the U.S. Army Intelligence and Security Command (INSCOM) Ground Intelligence Support Activity (GISA), Assistant Chief of Staff, G-6, and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Honolulu District break grounds for the GISA-Pacific Enterprise Scalable Data Center (ESDC) during a groundbreaking ceremony at Fort Shafter, Hawaii, Dec.
Photographed from left to right are Shawn Hazel, NAB construction corporation project manager; Kris Carey from Mortenson Company; Gwendolyn Conger, GISA facilities engineer; Michael Canna, INSCOM GISA director and assistant chief of staff, G6; Col. Arnold Iaea, GISA-Pacific chief; Charise Byers, NAB Installation Support Section acting chief and Jamie Hagio, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers construction branch chief (Photo Credit: Dino W. Buchanan) FORT SHAFTER, Hawaii -- Leaders from the U.S. Army Intelligence and Security Command (INSCOM) G-6/Ground Intelligence Support Activity (GISA) and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (ACoE) Honolulu District held a groundbreaking ceremony for the GISA-Pacific Enterprise Scalable Data Center (ESDC) at Fort Shafter, Hawaii, Dec.
The two-story, approximately 4,320 square feet ESDC, will house over 100 racks of IT equipment supporting U.S. Army Pacific (USARPAC) and theater end-users with a regional-focused military intelligence (MI) IT Enterprise platform. This new modernized ESDC will improve the readiness and resiliency of Army MI IT supporting Pacific-based mission partners by replacing aging infrastructure with state-of-the-art critical support capabilities. Canna, INSCOM GISA director and assistant chief of staff, G-6, gave remarks on the journey to accomplish the ESDC project and INSCOM's commitment to provide global MI IT support for the Pacific region. Terjemahan kitab umdatul ahkam. 'Today marks the culmination of an 18-month journey, which was marked by hundreds of hours of coordination and discussion with Department of the Army, Chief of Information Officer - CIO G-6 - the Army Corp of Engineers, and multiple vendors to make today's ceremony possible,' said Canna. 'We demonstrate INSCOM's commitment to providing global MI IT support from our regionally-aligned Ground Intelligence Support Activity - GISA - a centralized capability with core nodes in Germany, Fort Bragg, Fort Gordon, and here in Hawaii. Just three years ago these sites operated independently, were desynchronized and inefficient.'