The US Army is test-driving a new hotline for soldiers overwhelmed with too much data — both in and out of combat

The new data operations center is a 9-1-1 for soldiers with data questions and problems. US Army photo by Sgt. Rhianna Ballenger The Army has established a new 9-1-1 helpline for soldiers with data problems. The pilot data operations center receives requests for help, analyzes the problem, and provides solutions. ADOC is an example of the Army's major data- and software-driven transformation. As the Army transforms into a more data-centric force, it's testing out how to support soldiers nav...