Finessing the Fleet: New MFE, the First of Many, Debuts at Camp Garfield in Ohio
The Exchange is modernizing its CONUS MFE fleet, inside and out.
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Fort Hood PX Restaurants Play Key Role in Army Test of Expanded Meal Entitlement
On Aug. 11, five Exchange name-brand restaurants at Fort Hood began offering breakfast, lunch and dinner to 200 selected service members as part of their meal entitlement during a two-week test of a groundbreaking Army…
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The Exchange is the Gold Standard for Securing Cardholder Data
The Exchange has successfully completed its Payment Card Industry (PCI) assessment, earning a clean Report on Compliance (RoC) with no compensating controls for the 15th year in a row. Here’s what that means.
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Records Management and Your Role in Keeping Data in Tune
The words “records management” might call to mind vinyl and vintage hits. At the Exchange, records management is all about keeping data in tune, and the Information Technology Directorate is the sound engineer behind the…
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Improving the Self-Checkout Kiosk, One Phase at a Time
When original plans for self-checkout hit a snag, the Exchange’s point-of-sale team relied on its ingenuity to make SCO a good experience for shoppers and associates.
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Your Benefits, Your Way: New eBenefits Site Unveiled
The four-month-long project added a wealth of new features, including enhanced well-being and benefits education resources and a robust resource library.
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Access Granted: Password Resets on the Go
The future of passwords is here, and it doesn’t involve hold music.
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Express Locations Worldwide Implement Updated Self-Checkout Dashboard
The upgrade enhances accuracy, efficiency and customer experience.
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Words From the Director/CEO: Force Multipliers for Mission Success in 2025
The Exchange’s 2025 priorities are fully focused on maintaining the family, sustaining the family and investing in the family—being there with service members and their families, and making sure that they have the support required…
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How to Keep Your Data Safe When Using Mobile Devices
You’ve probably received a text or call from a number you don’t recognize. Maybe the caller left a voice mail. Maybe the text looks like it was meant for somebody else. Should you respond—even if…