Army software directive aims to improve speed, agility against modern threats

Published on April 20, 2024

The Army's new software directive aims to make the service more adept at applying modern software practices to enhance speed and agility.

The Army’s new policy on software will better posture it for success on a highly dynamic battlefield, officials say.

The directive on enabling modern software development and acquisition practices, released in March, aims to make sweeping changes to how the service approaches software from requirements, testing, procurement, sustainment and personnel.

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