June 1, 2026

IPPS-A Update: APPSEC Requirements, MOS Accuracy, Fluid Monitor Approvals, Roadmap, Feedback, and Resources

Teammates,    Please see updates, guidance, and resources below:     Reminder of APPSEC Requirements As of May 11th, 2026, access request forms were modified to include ROWSEC (Row Level Security) validation. As a result, all members must submit new requests for recertification.   Recertifications: Due to the update, all members attempting to

May 18, 2026

HOT TOPIC: MOS Accuracy

18 MAY 2026: MOS ACCURACYAccurate Military Occupational Specialty (MOS) data is essential for key personnel actions, including promotions, assignments, hiring, rehiring, and retention. In the past, inconsistent data in IPPS-A led to incorrect MOS histories and process delays. To ensure your records are always accurate and system errors are

May 7, 2026

Updates to IPPS-A Application Security (APPSEC), Access, and Roles

Attention All Component Soldiers! Important updates and guidance to IPPS-A Application Security (APPSEC), access, and roles. As a result of a recent the Access & Account Management Guidance Memo, WORLD ROWSEC will soon be locked. All new requests must be approved at the following levels. Active Duty / COMPO 1 approved at Human Resources Command

May 1, 2026

IPPS-A Updates: Agile Improvements to MOSI, DD Form 93, New APPSEC Requirements, Farewell Message, etc.

Teammates, Please see updates, guidance, and resources below:  Agile Improvements to MOSIAgile software development continues to deliver great enhancements — this time to Military Occupational Specialty Inventory (MOSI) within IPPS-A’s Leader’s Dashboard. Here’s what’s new: Strength Trend Analysis: New interactive graphs and comparison views allow

April 1, 2026

IPPS-A Updates: PCS Reminders, Agile Improves Soldier Experience, Access and Account Management Guidance and Religious Accommodations PAR

Teammates,   Please see updates, guidance, and resources below:  PCS RemindersNew this year, Soldiers placed on assignment will receive an email from IPPS-A titled "Member Elections". Information provided in the member elections will feed units, installations, and other entities to build efficiencies and reduce stress on Soldiers and Families.

March 2, 2026

IPPS-A Updates: Agile, Readiness Roster, PCS, Absence Approval Role and Resources

Teammates,   Please see updates, guidance, and resources below:    Delivering Value Faster Through Agile Software Development As I mentioned in our last message, we remain committed to demonstrating how IPPS-A's Agile process is delivering valuable features faster, developing a higher quality product, offering greater flexibility and adaptability,

Feb. 27, 2026

HRC Expands Retention Initiatives for Officers

FORT KNOX, Ky. — The U.S. Army Human Resources Command is offering a range of new retention options for both commissioned and warrant officers as part of the Army Transformation Initiative.The retention options are designed to provide greater stability for Army families while allowing the service to meet force readiness and talent management

Feb. 19, 2026

An Innovative New Bonus Auction for Warrant Officers

WASHINGTON — The Army is launching a new Warrant Officer Retention Bonus Auction. This initiative introduces a market‑based approach to retaining senior technical talent while ensuring responsible stewardship of taxpayer dollars. The program represents a shift from traditional, fixed‑rate bonuses to a more flexible, market-driven system.The

Feb. 3, 2026

IPPS-A Updates: Agile, AGR Assignments and Resources

Teammates,Please see updates, guidance, and resources below:  Enhancing IPPS-A with Agile As I mentioned in our last message, IPPS-A updates are being delivered faster, feedback is incorporated more effectively, and greater value is reaching our system users — thanks to our Agile software development approach.Using Agile for developing IPPS-A means

Jan. 29, 2026

Maximizing Combat Readiness; Leveraging SABIR for LSCO

The Army’s pivot to preparing for large-scale combat operations (LSCO) against near-peer adversaries places a premium on Soldiers and formations that are ready well before battles commence. LSCO present the most demanding challenge the Army must prepare for, requiring divisions and corps to deploy rapidly and fight immediately, often with little