Army Knowledge Online tallied its 1 billionth log-in this week, more than any other Web portal in the federal government, officials announced on Wednesday. Launched in 2001, the Army's intranet is ...

A recent series of beind-the-scenes security changes at Army Knowledge Online has caused some users to no longer be able to access the web-based portal.

As the Army launched this week its new Soldier for Life website for retired soldiers, it eliminated access for retirees and their families to a .mil email account on the Army Web portal Army Knowledge ...

The Army's CIO/G-6 office is recommending shutting down the service's multi-purpose online portal, Army Knowledge Online (AKO), and eventually replacing it with its enterprise e-mail program ...

The Army created AKO in 1998, and at the time Miriam Browning, then the director of information management in the Army's office of chief information officer, told Federal Computer Week that the ...

The Army Knowledge Online portal, known by its 1.8 million users as AKO, has a new manager. Lockheed Martin Corp.'s Integrated Systems and Solutions Division in Gaithersburg this month won a $152 ...

By December 2011, AKO and 600 other Army sites must be accessible only through the use of military-issued CACs and CAC readers, according to a Pentagon-level policy directive.

Last June, Army officials began developing an action plan for an AKO backup site after Cuviello was promised about $50 million in funding during a May 29, 2002, meeting at the Pentagon, according ...

Army Knowledge Online will soon be out of the email loop, as the Army will shut down AKO’s classified and unclassified email systems effective March 31, while users continue to move to DOD ...

The United States Army has flicked the switch on the world's largest Intranet -- a giant computer network that will connect more than 1 million soldiers, support personnel and veterans all over ...

The U.S. Army has created a new intranet portal called Army Knowledge Online that will provide all 1.2 million active duty soldiers, members of the National Guard, reservists, civilians and ...