Rear Admiral Tim Flynn

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Rear Admiral Tim Flynn AFCEA NOVA Naval IT
Day March 5, 2007
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• The PEO oversees a portfolio of enterprise-wide
  information technology programs designed to
  provide world-class information technology
  capabilities and common business processes to
  Sailors, Marines and those who enable them. The
  PEO ensures that these programs maximize value to
  the warfighter by balancing cost with the
  capability delivered.

GCSS-MC
ONE-Net
NSIPSNMP
Sea Warrior Systems
World-Class Provider of IT Solutions Connecting
People and Information
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Internal Initiatives

• Increasing the speed of delivery of IT Solutions
  to the Fleet
• Increasing flexibility/agility of IT funding
• Defining requirements in smaller increments
• Balancing the need for short-fused capabilities
  with long-term support
• Working with warfighter to talk about impact of
  short-term decisions, weighing against long-term
  vision
• Reducing duplication of systems and processes
• Prioritizing systems and turning off as needed

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External Initiatives

• Creating partnerships with industry
• Showing us the art of the possible
• Providing robust solutions scalable to the Naval
  enterprise
• Creating solutions that fit the roadmap, or help
  us define our roadmap
• Applying industry best practices

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• Directs the implementation of a standard,
  integrated set of management tools that, fully
  deployed, will facilitate business process
  reengineering and provide interoperable data for
  financial, acquisition program, and supply chain
  management
• PRIME INTEGRATOR
• Navy ERP is a government run program. For Release
  1.0, the prime integrator is BearingPoint, Inc.
  for Navy ERP Release 1.1, the prime integrator is
  IBM.
• FACTS
• - 88,000 users at end state121 sites worldwide

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Global Combat Support Systems Marine Corps

• Manages the portfolio of systems supporting the
  logistics elements of Command and Control (C2),
  joint logistics interoperability, and secure
  access to and visibility of logistics data.
• SCHEDULE
• Transitioning to its critical "Build" phase and
  plans to conduct Systems Integrator,
  Developmental Testing (SI-DT) in January CY2008
  and Government Developmental Testing and
  Evaluation (Govt DTE) in early Summer 2008.
• PRIME INTEGRATOR ORACLE
• POTENTIAL BUSINESS OPPS
• - Systems integration for multiple, "capability"
  increments during Business Case II
  (FY2009-FY2013).
• - Hosting services for CONUS "Enterprise" and
  deployed environments with corresponding
  "Disaster Recovery" sites.

Opp.
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Navy Marine Corps Intranet
Designed to deliver a basic seat management
service comparable to the commercial sector and
is operated under a performance-based,
enterprise-wide service. SCHEDULE NMCI is
operated under a 7-year firm fixed price
performance-based contract with a 3-year option.
In March 2006, the government exercised the
option years early, extending the period of
performance from September 2007 to September
2010. PRIME INTEGRATOR EDS The original NMCI
contract was awarded in October 2000. EDS
partners with leading companies such as
Microsoft, Dell and Cisco. FACTS- Greater than
650,000 users expected at end state- More than
100 million e-mail messages sent per month- 3.4
Terabytes of data transported/ 124 million
browser transactions per day- More than 5.2
million intrusion attempts prevented each
month
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Base Level Information Infrastructure / OCONUS
Navy Enterprise Network (BLII/ONE-Net)

• Supports the Warfighter by providing a
  secure, single, integrated overseas Navy network
  with real-time access to mission critical
  information, and centralized management processes
  that allow for the application of best practices
  across the regions.
• OWNER/OPERATOR
• ONE-Net is Government owned, Government
  operated.
• FACTS
• - Approximately 40,000 users at end state
• - Affects three distinct theaters Europe,
  Middle East and Far East
• - Will replace all disparate Navy networks
  OCONUS

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• Next Generation Enterprise Network

• NGEN is a Department of Navy (DON) initiative
  which is planned to deliver information transport
  services and applications to the Navy, Marine
  Corps and their Civilian personnel.
• Represents the foundation for the DONs future
  Naval Network Environment.
• Will connect and transform existing DON
  enterprise and legacy networks, afloat and
  ashore, into a secure, reliable and
  globally-integrated net-centric computing and
  communications system.
• SCHEDULE
• NGEN is in the pre-decision phase. There will be
  a period of full and open competition with the
  award(s) anticipated in early 2010.

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Sea Warrior Systems (SWS)Distance Support
SWS delivers an integrated Web-based suite of
career management tools enabling Sailors to
assume a more active role in managing their
professional growth, personal development, and
career planning. SCHEDULE June 2009 marks the
next phase of the Navys Career Management System
will provide interactive detailing (i.e., Sailors
search and apply online for Navy jobs.)
Distance Support, a Navy Enterprise effort,
connects people, processes and technologies in a
collaborative infrastructure without regard to
geographic location. It serves as a foundation
for warfighting effectiveness, giving Sailors the
tools to accomplish their mission.
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Navy Manpower and Personnel Systems (NMP) Navy
Standard Integrated Personnel System (NSIPS)

• NMP enables the Navy to meet many critical
  business requirements, including the mobilization
  and payment of all Navy and Navy Reserve military
  personnel
• NSIPS handles single, field entry, electronic pay
  and personnel system and data repository for all
  active-duty and reserve Sailors
• FACTS
• - NMP programs support more than 650,000 users
  at all 20,000 Navy activities and maintain
  Medical readiness data for approximately 170,000
  Navy and Marine members
• NSIPS programs include 351 Shore Locations, 151
  Ships, 32,544 users fully compliant with Joint
  Technical Architecture, GIG, and FIPS-140-1
  Security and Encryption Standard

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Summary of PEO-EIS Opportunities

• Overall needs
• Solutions based on requirements
• New capabilities applicable for large complex IT
  environments
• SOA
• Open architecture
• Multi-level security
• Program-focused needs
• GCSS-MC
• Systems Integration for multiple, "capability"
  increments during Business Case II
  (FY2009-FY2013).
• Contracted hosting services for CONUS
  "Enterprise" and deployed environments with
  corresponding "Disaster Recovery" sites.
• NGEN
• DHMERS

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