Title: Mike McDuffie
1"U.S. at a Crossroads Where To -- and How --
After Iraq? US DoD IT Strategy Global Impacts
- Mike McDuffie
- Lieutenant General, U.S. Army (Retired)
- VP, US Public Sector Services
- Microsoft Corporation
2The Talking Dog
3 Around the World
, Russia
Europe
US
China
Middle East
Afghanistan / Pakistan/ India
Latin America
Africa
4http//youtube.com/watch?vPLO44DKo1-8
5Network Evolution
Architecture
Data and applications
Standards
Single Space Backbone
Narrow and Wideband Satellite
Connectivity
Coalition Networks
Interoperability
Airborne Networks
Terrestrial Segment
Data and applications
Deployed Networks
Intelligence Networks
Data and applications
Teleport Connectivity
Other Government Networks
Data and applications
5
6The Power of IT
Role of Software
Next Steps
- Collaboration
- The Cloud Data Centers
- Mobile Systems
- Visualization
Simplify Working Together Find the right
information at the right time Secure and manage
content
7Collaboration
Headquarters (Shaw and CAOC)
CENTAFgt HQ
HQ (Shaw CAOC)
Public (Any SIPR User)
Shared (AD/ADFS)
Since this is an authenticated user, they see
Public Shared documents and they also see the
COI, Private, and Project documents that they
have rights
COI Sites (Cross Collaboration)
Private (Section and Below)
Public Document
Project (Intra AOR Collaboration)
Public Document
Public Document
Shared Document
Shared Document
Private Document
Private Document
Project TDY Budg
COI Finance
8Microsofts Unified CommunicationsInnovative
Meeting Experience
Collaboration - Innovative Meeting
Solutions Bringing Together People and
Information with Software
- Immersive virtual meetings
- Active speaker and panorama views
- Views synchronized with data
- Revolutionary experience
- Record and playback meetings
- Suitable for every meeting room
9The Cloud
Data Centers
10Mobile SystemsInformation on the Battlefield
11Visualization The Power of Real-Time Mapping
12Computing Velocity - Moores Law
- In 1965, Intel Co-Founder Gordon Moore predicted
what is known as Moores Law - An observation predicting that the number of
transistors placed on an integrated circuit would
double every 18 to 24 months - Roughly translating to increases in clock speed
and microprocessor power in the same time period
13Hardware Paradigm Shift
Todays Architecture Heat becoming an
unmanageable problem!
Today's Architecture Memory access speed not
keeping up with CPU clock speeds
10,000 1,000 100 10
CPU Clock Speed
Memory Wall 90 cycles of the CPU clockto access
main memory!
Speed (MHz)
DRAM Access Speed
1990 1992 1994 1996 1998 2000 2002 2004
Intel Developer Forum, Spring 2004 - Pat Gelsinger
Modern Microprocessors - Jason Patterson
we see a very significant shift in what
architectures will look like in the future
...fundamentally the way we've begun to look at
doing that is to move from instruction level
concurrency to multiple cores per die. But
we're going to continue to go beyond there. And
that just won't be in our server lines in the
future this will permeate every architecture
that we build. All will have massively multicore
implementations. Intel Developer Forum, Spring
2004 Pat Gelsinger Chief Technology Officer,
Senior Vice President Intel Corporation February,
19, 2004
Intel Cancels Top-Speed Pentium 4 Chip Thu Oct
14, 650 PM ET Technology - Reuters By Daniel
Sorid Intel canceled plans to introduce its
highest-speed desktop computer chip, ending for
now a 25-year run that has seen the speeds of
Intel's microprocessors increase by more than 750
times.
14Parallel Computing Initiative
- Parallel Computing Initiative encompasses
- the vision, strategy, and innovative technology
- for delivering
- transformative, natural, and immersive
- personal computing experiences,
- harnessing the compute power of manycore
architectures.
15Microsofts Unified Communications
Challenges IT Global Impact
- Home Grown vs. COTS
- Department Solution vs. Federated Solution
- Commercial Support to the Deployed Warfighter
- Bridging the Gap between Government and
Commercial - Leveraging Commercial RD
Perfection is not attainable, but if we chase
perfection we can catch excellence. Vince
Lombardi