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Net-Centricity Net-Ready - Beyond Technical
Interoperability C4ISR
Jack Zavin Chief, Information Interoperability DoD
CIO/AI Directorate (703) 607-0238 Jack.Zavin_at_osd
.mil
AIAA NCOPC 9 May 2005
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Achieving Interoperability A journey not a
destination
Interoperability is more than just the technical
exchange of information it impacts systems,
process, procedures, organizations and missions
over the life cycle and it must be balanced with
Information Assurance
References DoDD 4630.5, May 5, 2004 DoDI
4630.8 , 30 June 2004
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Net-Centric OperationsA Transformation Enabler
Net-Centricity is a enabler that empowers all
users with the ability to easily discover,
access, integrate, correlate and fuse
data/information that support their mission
objectives unconstrained by geospatial location
or time of day .
Netted force

• Three goals
• Build the net
• Provide information resources
• Protect Defend both of the above

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Future Direction For Defense
Services will explicitly identify initiatives to
improve adoption of post before process
intelligence and information concepts,
achievement of data level Interoperability and
deployment of net-ready nodes of platforms,
weapons and forces.
From
To
Supplier Dominates
Consumer Dominates
Task Post Process Use
Task Process Exploit Disseminate
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DoDs Net-Centric Data Strategy

• The Net-Centric Data Strategy (May 9, 2003) is a
  key enabler of the Departments transformation
• The Strategy provides the foundation for managing
  the Departments data in a net-centric
  environment, including
• Ensuring data are visible, accessible, and
  understandable when needed and where needed to
  accelerate decision making
• Tagging of all data (intelligence,
  non-intelligence, raw, and processed) with
  metadata to enable discovery by known and
  unanticipated users in the DoD
• Posting of all data to shared spaces for users to
  access except when limited by security, policy,
  or regulations
• Organizing around Communities of Interest (COIs)
  that are supported by Warfighter, Business, and
  Intelligence Domains.

DOD Directive 8320.2, December 2, 2004
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Net-Centric Attributes
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The Global Information Grid
DoDD 8100.1
The GIG supports all Department of Defense,
National Security and related Intelligence
Community missions and functions in war and in
peace. The GIG encompasses the globally
interconnected, end-to end set of information
capabilities, associated processes and personnel
for collecting, disseminating, distributing and
managing information on demand by warfighters,
policy makers and support personnel.
A VISION AN INTEGRATED ARCHITECTURE ENTITIES
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Governance Portfolios
GLOBAL INFORMATION GRID GOVERNANCE
Business Mission Area
Warfighting Mission Area
Governance
Governance
Real Property Installations Lifecycle Management
Human Resources Management
Financial Management
Materiel Supply Service Management
Weapon System Lifecycle Management
Force Application Domain
Battlespace Communications Systems Domain
Battlespace Awareness Domain
Focused Logistics Domain
Force Protection Domain
Core Enterprise Services Domain
Core Enterprise Services Domain
Information Assurance Domain
Computing Infrastructure Domain
Communications Domain
Governance
Enterprise Information Environment Mission Area
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Integrated Architecture In Context
All View
The Operational View describes and interrelates
the operational elements, tasks and activities,
and information flows required to accomplish
mission operations.
Information Exchange Requirement
Activity 1
Node B
Activity 1
Activity 2
Node A
Activity 3
Activity 2
(Collaboration)
Information Exchange Requirement
InformationExchangeRequirement
Activity 1
Node C
Activity 4
The Systems View describes and interrelates the
existing or postulated technologies, systems, and
other resources intended to support the
operational view.
Functional Organizational
AS-IS T0-BE(s)
The Technical Standards View describes the
profile of rules, standards, and conventions
governing systems implementation.

• User Interface

DoD Information Technology Standards Registry
Non-Materiel Solutions
as described in theDoD Architecture Framework
DoDAF V 1.0

The bottom line keep this equation balancedOV
SV Non-Materiel
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Net-Ready Key Performance Parameter Attributes
References DoDD 4630.5, May 5, 2004 DoDI
4630.8 , 30 June 2004
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Net-Centric Operations Warfare Reference Model
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NCOW Reference Model Versions

• Version 1.0
• Net-centric Enterprise Service Strategy
• Approved Dec 03
• Update Defense Acquisition Guidebook, Chap 7
• Version 1.1
• Net-centric Data Strategy
• DoD and Industry (NDIA NCOIF) comments
• Draft Version -- Nov 04
• Final June 04
• Update Defense Acquisition Guidebook, Chap 7
• Version 1.2
• Net-centric Information Assurance Strategy
• DoD and Industry (NDIA NCOIF) comments
• Draft Version -- Aug 05
• Final Dec 05
• Update Defense Acquisition Guidebook, Chap 7

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DITSCAP DIACAP Comparison
DITSCAP
DIACAP
Initiate Plan IA CA
Definition
Implement Validate IA Controls
Verification
IATO/ATO
Make Certification Determination
Accreditation Decision
Validation
Maintain ATO
Post Accreditation
Defense Information Technology Security
Certification Accreditation Process Defense
Information Assurance Certification
Accreditation Process
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Net-Ready Key Performance Parameter Components
Verification
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DISR DISRonline(The Net-Centric IT Standards
Resource)
The content of the Joint Technical Architecture
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OEF/OIF Observations

• Network Management
• Network planning only at brigade level, not
  division.
• Primarily used for situational awareness.
• Meteorological Support Team
• Not used. SIPRNET and USAF weather sensors used
  instead.
• Topographic Support
• Provides decision makers with the products
  required.
• Operators cited difficulties in operating,
  transporting and maintaining the system.

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The Joint Targeting Cycle in a Net-Centric
Environment
As Is
To Be
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Empowering Known and Unanticipated Users

• Shift Power to the User
• Bring data consumers, producers, and system
  developers closer together through Communities Of
  Interest
• Guide data management activities through
  user-driven metrics, user ratings/feedback, and
  data sharing incentives
• Provide the infrastructure and services (e.g.,
  GIG BE, NCES, Shared Spaces, Catalogs) to permit
  the user to find and retrieve data

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QUESTIONS ?
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Supporting Integrated Architecture Products
Information needs (AV-1, OV-2, OV-4, OV-5,
SV-4, SV-5, SV-6) Information timeliness
(OV-6c, SV-5, SV-6) Information assurance
(OV-5, SV-4, SV-5, SV-6) Net-enabled (OV-2,
SV-4, SV-5, TV-1, NCOW RM)