DoD Cloud One and agency cloud adoption

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 After several years grass roots cloud adoption effort, agencies are moving towards enterprise cloud platforms with consistent implementation and adoptions. As an active practitioner and promoter of enterprise cloud initiatives, I am happy to see the trend. Here is a link to DoD Cloud One: https://software.af.mil/team/cloud-one/, and hopefully that my support at NOAA will publish its effort soon.

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