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ISAF C4ISR Adaptability and Integration Capability

(CURs CIS 355 / CIS 223)

Information Brief to Working Group ofNational Technical Experts

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… where we’re headed

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Why this is important?

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• Promotes Unity of Command

“A paradigm shift in the way we do coalition networking that will change

the way we fight for decades to come”

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How will we expand in the future?

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CIS 355 ISAF Data Exchange

Resolves the point to point spaghetti Favours Configuration over Programming Single point of:

configuration, administration, monitoring, & diagnostics

C = n(n-1) / 2 Makes Difficult:

Overall System Administration Diagnose faults Disaster Recovery Reliability, Scalability Auditing & Tracking

Stovepipe Systems Not reliable or resilient

Increasingly complexad-hoc connections

Structured, flexible. Scalableinteroperability approach

Let’s consider a bus approach

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Proposed Functions (preliminary)CIS 355 ISAF Data Exchange

Functions # DescriptionIntegration with US PASS

0 Integrate with US PAS Server to meet short-term urgent integration requirements for CENTRIXS ISAF Phase II

Basic Guaranteed Messaging

1 Configure bus to receive message from End Point #1 and route message to end point #2 at a single point in time. Reliable Messaging.

Transformation Services

1 Transformation of message format and schema, possibly into canonical form

Publish & Subscribe 1 m:n messaging patterns; Content Based Routing

Enterprise Svc. Mgmt 1 Service Management and Control; O&M,

Service Discovery 3 Dynamic discovery of service at invocation time

Metadata Registry 3 Single, central repository of metadata storage and control

Enterprise Directory 4 Enterprise Directory Integrated Services

Service Security 4 Privacy, Integrity, Non repudiation, auditing etc.

Orchestration/ Mediation

5 Long running, composite service processes

Vision for a future scalablemultinational mission network

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IEG

New ways of doing business


The way we need to work…Short delivery cycles (6-9 months)

Smaller sets of requirements

Engage contractors much earlier

Focus on COTS integration & testing

Lightweight deployment processes

Integrated projects

More teamwork across Agencies and nations

Focus on delivering real value to the warfighter

And in closing … … a little expectation management


This is an extremely complex set of tasks Accordingly, we plan to move cautiously… …this is why we are using the incremental approach

We will not “solve world hunger” with these projects Achieving true NNEC capability for operations will take much more work Other project MUST carry their share of the load Tight budgets = smaller capability delivery

There are many risks associated with these efforts Projects with many interdependencies have a higher probability of failure

Your input and support are essential for success From the beginning, we will need your support and guidance!

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Contacting NC3A

NC3A BrusselsVisiting address:Bâtiment ZAvenue du Bourget 140B-1110 BrusselsTelephone +32 (0)2 7074111Fax +32 (0)2 7078770Postal address:NATO C3 AgencyBoulevard Leopold IIIB-1110 BrusselsBelgium

NC3A The HagueVisiting address:Oude Waalsdorperweg 612597 AK The Hague

Telephone +31 (0)70 3743000Fax +31 (0)70 3743239Postal address:NATO C3 AgencyP.O. Box 1742501 CD The HagueThe Netherlands

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