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Interoperable Communications for COOP Operations

Learn about the importance of interoperable communications in Continuity of Operations Planning (COOP) and the key principles of ensuring interoperable communications. Explore examples and requirements for effective COOP communication strategies.

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Interoperable Communications for COOP Operations

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  1. Unit Introduction and Overview Unit objectives: • Define interoperable communications. • Describe the importance of interoperable communications to COOP.

  2. What are interoperable communications? Ensuring Interoperable Communications

  3. Interoperable Communications • Communications that provide the capability to perform essential functions, in conjunction with other agencies, until normal operations • can be resumed.

  4. What are some examples of interoperable communications? Ensuring Interoperable Communications

  5. Ensuring Interoperable Communications • Support performance of essential functions. • Provide capability to communicate internally and externally. • Ensure access to data, systems, and services.

  6. Interoperable Communications • In a COOP environment, interoperable communications must be: • Redundant. • Available within 12 hours of activation. • Sustainable for up to 30 days.

  7. Activity: Determining Communications Needs • Create a list of customers and/or organizations you would need to contact during COOP operations. • Identify the primary and backup means of communicating with them. • You will have 10 minutes to complete this activity.

  8. Summary and Transition • This unit: • Introduced interoperable communications • Next unit: • Devolution Planning (Unit 10)

  9. Summary and Transition • Questions?

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