WASHINGTON, D.C., 14 juillet 2022 – le Vice-SMA John B. Mustin, chef de la Réserve navale et commandant de la Réserve navale, a annoncé le lieutenant-colonel. Jonathan Calhoun « tirer parti de la technologie mobile pour rationaliser la mobilisation » comme l'entrée gagnante des i3 waypoints inauguraux dans un 14 juillet de diffusion en continu. Calhoun, un membre de la réserve sélectionné rattaché aux États-Unis Le Centre des opérations maritimes de commandement des Forces de la flotte (N3 FCC) de Norfolk, en Virginie, a d'abord pensé à son idée lors d'un exercice de mobilisation où il a réalisé que le déplacement de plusieurs des exigences de mobilisation vers une plate-forme mobile sécurisée ferait le pr

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WASHINGTON, D.C., July 14, 2022 – Vice Adm. John B. Mustin, Chief of Navy Reserve and Commander, Navy Reserve Force announced Lt. Cdr. Jonathan Calhoun’s “Leveraging Mobile Technology to Streamline Mobilization” as the winning entry of the inaugural i3 Waypoints in a streaming broadcast July 14. Calhoun, a Selected Reserve member attached to U.S. Fleet Forces Command Maritime Operations Center (N3 FCC) in Norfolk, Va., initially thought of his idea during a mobilization exercise where he realized shifting many of the mobilization requirements to a secure mobile platform would make the process faster and more efficient for both Sailors and Navy Reserve Center staff. “In this era of strategic competition, we must be ready on day one, ” said Calhoun. “Empowering Sailors to use their mobile device to complete a significant portion of pre-mobilization requirements will improve the overall experience for the modern-day Sailor and save critical time during mass mobilizations to get warfighting-ready Sailors on station faster.” The envisioned mobile application could reduce duplicative administrative requirements for both members and mobilization staff, save critical time by auto-populating data fields across multiple documents, provide real-time transparency and progress status for members and leadership throughout the process, and enable clear and customizable views and reports. Additionally, the app could remove the difficulties some Reserve members have accessing CAC-enabled sites outside an NMCI environment and would “ensure our ability to mass mobilize, predictably, at scale, and with seamless administration activation workflows” as outlined in the Navy Reserve Fighting Instructions 2022. “We are already moving out on the design for Lt. Cdr. Calhoun’s mobile application, ” said Mustin. “His idea to add mobile technology to our distributed activation process helps us achieve our goal of mobilizing the entire Sele

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