Information Technology
The DoWEA Information Technology Division is the strategic engine behind the digital transformation of education for military-connected students worldwide. With the motto “#doITbetter” in mind, the division empowers DoWEA’s global community through innovative, industry-leading technology services and solutions.
At its core, the IT Division is structured around 4Ps: People, Portfolio, Process & Policy, and Protection. These pillars guide its mission to deliver secure, efficient, and future-ready digital experiences. From engineering and solution architecture to cybersecurity and experience management, the division ensures that every layer of DoWEA’s digital infrastructure supports teaching, learning, and operational excellence.
The Champions Program is an initiative designed to empower non-IT staff across DoWEA to actively shape and support the implementation of technology solutions throughout the organization.
At its core, the Champions Program is a voluntary network of DoWEA staff who are passionate about using technology to improve student outcomes, staff efficiency, and organizational success. Champions provide direct input to Integrated Project Teams and IT leadership, helping shape the rollout of new tools and services.
As a Champion, you get early access to new features and services allowing you to test and provide feedback before organization-wide deployment. To be one of the first to get early access to applications and services, consider being part of the Champions Program.
Communities of Practice (CofPs) connect employees who are interested in peer-driven collaboration skill development. Through live demonstrations and a shared forum, members exchange ideas and work to solve challenges together. At DoWEA, two CofPs currently provide opportunities for employees to strengthen their digital skills and maximize the value of Microsoft 365 technologies: SharePoint and Power Automate.
The SharePoint CofP is a space for those interested in improving communication, collaboration, and knowledge management on Microsoft SharePoint. Members share best practices for building engaging sites, improving navigation, and creating positive user experiences. The community provides a forum for discussing challenges, showcasing successful implementations, and learning new techniques that help employees get more value from SharePoint.
The SharePoint CofP is a space for those interested in improving communication, collaboration, and knowledge management on Microsoft SharePoint. Members share best practices for building engaging sites, improving navigation, and creating positive user experiences. The community provides a forum for discussing challenges, showcasing successful implementations, and learning new techniques that help employees get more value from SharePoint.