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FROM THE FIELD
US Army Financial Management Command
(USAFMCOM) Corner (Cont’d)
understanding on building reports.”
The C5ISR Center is an Army applied research and advanced technology development center that
discovers and develops innovative technologies that enable information superiority and tactical
overmatch for U.S. joint forces.
“The course was very realistic as we picked actual fund centers, used live data, and built reports
we were going to need to build at home station,” recalled Oatman. “A lot of the reports we built, I
took back, changed fund centers and started using them right away.”
“There’s still a learning curve, so having a course is very helpful,” added Dawkins, who will be
launching an online, USAFMCOM version of the course developed during her time at FOSCOM in
the near future. “We’re all excited that we will be able to support the field with not only in-person
training but virtual training, too.”
With that look to the future, Oatman said he’s excited about the possibilities the system and the
training opportunities afford.
“I’m not only excited for what I see, but the potential I see,” he concluded. “I’m excited to see what
my reports look like in six months as every time I build a new report, they keep getting better and
better.”
For more information on the BOBJ 4.3 courses, contact Dave Martinez and Lynda Brown at
usarmy.indianapolis-in.fin-mgt-cmd.mbx.offered-training@army.mil.
USAFMCOM enables the readiness of America’s Army by serving as the Army’s focal point for all
finance and comptroller operations while providing FC capabilities that facilitate accountability,
auditability and stewardship. USAFMCOM conducts enterprise-level financial operations and
provides technical coordination for FC units and commands across the Army in order to ensure
the effective implementation of policies and programs to support optimally resourcing the Army.
SSO’s mission is to provide headquarters-level finance and comptroller domain systems support,
user support and governance of the Army’s modernized and deployed finance and comptroller
domain enterprise resource planning systems. This ensures technological capabilities, maturation
and evolution align with Army and FC domain objectives.
GFEBS is the Army’s cloud-based financial, asset and accounting management system that
standardizes, streamlines and shares critical data across the active-duty Army, the Army National
Guard and the Army Reserve. It develops, acquires, integrates, deploys and sustains enterprise-
wide financial and procurement management capabilities to support the Army’s current and future
missions.
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