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Information Dominance - What's Next

Information Dominance - What's Next. AFCEA C4ISR Symposium Panel Discussion 6 April 2011. Rob Wolborsky Chief Technology Officer Space and Naval Warfare Systems Command. Information Dominance (ID). CNO's Vision

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Information Dominance - What's Next

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  1. Information Dominance - What's Next AFCEA C4ISR Symposium Panel Discussion 6 April 2011 Rob Wolborsky Chief Technology Officer Space and Naval Warfare Systems Command

  2. Information Dominance (ID) • CNO's Vision • Navy is prominent and dominant in the fields of ISR, Cyber Warfare, C2, Information & Knowledge Management • Information becomes a strong US Navy warfighting capability • Warfighting wholeness replaces sub-optimal stovepipes (mission threads) • Navy's Information Transformation • Every platform carrying multiple sensors • Every sensor connected to the network • Create a world class Information Dominance Corps • Warfighters must be capable of seamlessly using target data derived from any collector or sensor “Realize our role as the Navy's Information Dominance Systems Command" RADM Brady, Commander SPAWARSYSCOM Statement A: Approved for public release , unlimited distribution 2

  3. SPAWAR Commander’s Perspective on S&T Formalize to CTO via SPAWAR CDRS Tasking Letter 10-006 • “Key stakeholders outside of SPAWAR don’t understand our vision for S&T” • “Need more Warfighter involvement in defining Navy Information Dominance (ID) S&T priorities” • “Not enough S&T transition to the Acquisition Community” (VOD) • “S&T transitions are not fast enough” 3

  4. SPAWAR Commander’s Tasking Letter (10-006) • COMSPAWAR’s Tasking to CTO • Conduct an S&T assessment to identify technology gaps to guarantee ID capabilities into the future • Conduct a Systems Center S&T assessment focused on workforce, facilities and technical core competency to meet demand for ID • Develop and implement strategy for S&T development of ID capabilities across naval platforms and SYSCOMs • Identify a more coordinated process for technology development, engineering and transition. Show how S&T feeds into E2C within the 5.0 competency • Report on what is/is not working, barriers, programs/project to terminate, resources needed to accelerate promising programs 4

  5. SPAWAR CTO Action This will inform decisions and establish resource priorities for finding and developing technologies. • Aggressive action: Address Commanders concerns: • Bring the entire Naval Information Dominance Enterprise (NIDE) together behind one comprehensive set of S&T Objectives • Distilled from warfighter capability needs; • Program S&T needs • S&T strategies • Roadmaps • Proactively engage with acquisition community “upfront and personally” • Capture and maintain a sharp, full picture of current technology development. • Making it possible to determine the most suitable and effective technology to meet the highest priority needs. 5

  6. Information Dominance Challenges • Shrinking budgets • Bureaucracy • Culture • Speed of Technology Transition • Technology Maturity • Technology Usability • Open Architectures & Technology Interoperability • Maintaining Alignment with Coalition Partners How Can We Meet These Challenges?

  7. Embracing Open Architecture :Model for Information Dominance “Apps” C2 Mission Management App Store IO/ISR/METOC App Store Works with Navy Application Integration Framework CCE/SOA How do we better use Open Architecture Statement A: Approved for public release , unlimited distribution 7

  8. Information Dominance Horizon As the world migrates to the Cloud • What’s our strategy to take advantage of emerging technologies • Cloud infrastructure • Essential components of cloud migration • Shaping standards and guidelines • What’s beyond the Cloud? • Fully embracing Open Architecture • Managing identity and access control in a networked environment • Active Cyber Defense

  9. Beyond Infomation Dominance:Looking Into The Crystal Ball Manipulation of Large Data Sets -Mining the Cloud (“We don’t know what we know”) Persistent Presence Quantum Information & Manipulation Network Convergence (physical & social) Machine to machine Autonomy Responsive Materials (sensing & actuation) Neural-Computer Interfaces & Cognitive Augmentation Trans-disciplinary Sciences (Nano-Bio-Info-Cogno) Plasmonics, Biomimetic MC Escher's Crystal Ball AFCEA C4IISR Symposium 6 April 2011

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