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1 Department of the Navy Chief Information Officer Interoperability NMCI and Beyond May 31, 2001 Presented by Mr. Ron Turner, Deputy Chief Information Officer of the Department of the Navy

2 Report Documentation Page Report Date Report Type N/A Dates Covered (from... to) - Title and Subtitle InteroperabilityNMCI and Beyond Contract Number Grant Number Program Element Number Author(s) Turner, Ron Project Number Task Number Work Unit Number Performing Organization Name(s) and Address(es) Department of the Navy Sponsoring/Monitoring Agency Name(s) and Address(es) NDIA (National Defense Industrial Association 2111 Wilson Blvd., Ste. 400 Arlington, VA Performing Organization Report Number Sponsor/Monitor s Acronym(s) Sponsor/Monitor s Report Number(s) Distribution/Availability Statement Approved for public release, distribution unlimited Supplementary Notes Proceedings from Armaments for the Navy Interoperability Workshop, May 2001 sponsored by NDIA. Abstract Subject Terms Report Classification unclassified Classification of Abstract unclassified Classification of this page unclassified Limitation of Abstract UU Number of Pages 25

3 Background $90 billion organization Employing about 900,000 people On any given day ~ over a hundred ships forward deployed. At any given moment ~ 88,000 sailors and Marines outside of CONUS. Keeping that organization connected is a critical proposition as we move into the 21 st Century.

NMCI Network Snap Shot Puget Sound NOC Bremerton NS Quantico Global NOC Patuxent River NAS Quantico MC Norfolk NS Norfolk Help Desk Cherry Point MCAS Camp

4 NMCI Network Snap Shot Puget Sound NOC Bremerton NS Quantico Global NOC Patuxent River NAS Quantico MC Norfolk NS Norfolk Help Desk Cherry Point MCAS Camp Lejeune Camp Pendleton North Island NAS San Diego NS San Diego Help Desk Jacksonville NAS Jacksonville NOC Oahu NOC Pearl Harbor Naval Complex vbns+ DISN ~ COIN

5 NMCI, IT-21 & MCTDN Extranet Industry Partners Research Network.edu Navy Learning Network Defense Information System Network (DISN)/ Global Information Grid (GIG) SYSCOM Training Center HQ Clinic Pier Connections TELEPORT Network Operations Center Fleet & USMC Deployed Forces NMCI OCONUS (DISN Interface)

6 Integration of NMCI & GIG CINC FLTCINC Air Command Amphibious Forces Army Marines Air Force Special Operations NATO Forces Navy Coalition Forces

7 Architectural Views and Relationships Warrior and Other National Security Components Link Information Management Functions Global and Functional Area Applications Information Assurance Services Computing and Network Management Services Information Distribution Services Personal and Local Computing Communications Connectivity for Voice, Video, and Data Regional and Global Computing SAR SCI GENSER UNCLASSI FIED Link Link 01/03/2001 Link Office of the Department of Defense Chief Information Officer 18 Link Link Link Link Link Link 01/03/2001 Back Link Office of the Department of Defense Chief Information Officer 19 GIG will require us to develop OVs & SVs 01/03/2001 Back Office of the Department of Defense Chief Information Officer 21

8 DON CIO General Responsibilities Clinger-Cohen 10 USC 2223 Additional Duties PDD-63 Government Paperwork Reduction Act Government Information Security Reform Act Capital Planning Architecture & Stds Process Improvement Personnel Budget Review Interoperability Critical Infrastructure Protection Critical Infrastructure Assurance Information Security Information Assurance Section 8121/8102 Appropriations Acts Section 508 Rehabilitation Act Registration Certification/Confirmation Accessibility

9 DON Arch. and Stds. Tools DIAD NMCI DMIR BLII ADPM ITSG MCTDN ITIA IT-21 IT Std & Guidance Doc. (V1) IT Infrastructure Arch. (V1) Arch. Dev. Process Model (V1) Data Mgt Interop Repository DON Integrated Arch. Database (V5)

10 DON CIO Tools Architecture Development Process Model (ADPM) Architecture Framework Tool enabling Architecture Education, Process Development and Project Management Data Management & Interoperability Repository (DMIR) Provide the capability to register systems and their associated database metadata in support of data integration and database consolidation efforts. Testing in progress; operation version available late Summer 01 DON Integrated Architecture Database (DIAD) An Architecture Development Tools Suite based on an Architecture Framework Compliant Data Repository In development with production version 1.0 in July 01

13 DMIR System Registration

14 DMI Repository Implementation ENTERPRISE PORTAL Standards Submission COTS & GOTS Tool Suite NIPRNET SIPRNET External Repositories Personnel DMIR Other USN/USMC DMIR C3 DMIR DDDS Personnel Personnel System N Personnel System 2 System 1 Other Other System N Other System 2 System 1 C3 System 1 C3 C3 System N System 2 Metadata Functional Data

y tor i s po Re a t Da ps Ap ers v r Se ers v r Se eb W she Ca CAC DON Portal s ver r e S ail M e (Tailorable Personal Views) s ver r e S IT TYCOM You Don t Get On Without It United States DoD

18 y tor i s po Re a t Da ps Ap ers v r Se ers v r Se eb W she Ca CAC DON Portal s ver r e S ail M e (Tailorable Personal Views) s ver r e S IT TYCOM You Don t Get On Without It United States DoD Uniformed Services SAMPLE NAVY HQ Marine Corps Civilian Smith, John J. Jr. Authorized Patronage Overseas Exchange, MWR, Commissary Issue Date 1999SEP03 Expiration Date 2003SEP01 Identification and Privilege Card MARINES FLEET

19 Web Enabling the Navy Manpower and Personnel Intelligence Logistics C3 $ Finance Medical Meteorology Oceanography Functional Requirements System Life Cycle Hardware Software Interfaces Database Administration (Collection, Production, Dissemination) Tables and Data Elements System Databases $$$ Integration Consolidation Migration Evolution to Support Families of Systems and Systems of Systems $$$ Increased Operational Effectiveness and Efficiencies ALNAV Message: VCNO Established N09W Web-enable 50 apps by 11/01 Establish portal in 4 mo. Web-enable all Navy apps by 2004 AN XML CENTRIC ARCH.

20 Nomadic Future

21 Nomadic C&C Nomadic Computing & Communications deals with the capability of simultaneously being: physically mobile having access to a set of computing, information, and communication services while moving, stopped at intermediate points, and at various destinations. It is more than just being mobile. It is more than just being wireless.

On The Road Some of us carry a combination of gadgets such as: Pagers Cell phones Palm-size PDAs Two way pagers Hand-held computing device Laptop computer Two-way radios A bag full of different data

22 On The Road Some of us carry a combination of gadgets such as: Pagers Cell phones Palm-size PDAs Two way pagers Hand-held computing device Laptop computer Two-way radios A bag full of different data cables A collection of different batteries A collection of PCMCIA cards A collection of attachments and peripherals A bag full of different power cords and transformers Not an integrated/convenient/efficient/hassle-free environment

Nomadic Problems Security Seamless interoperability between wireless and wireline networks Unpredictable user behavior Unpredictable network behavior Unpredictable computing behavior Graceful

23 Nomadic Problems Security Seamless interoperability between wireless and wireline networks Unpredictable user behavior Unpredictable network behavior Unpredictable computing behavior Graceful degradation Integrated access to remote services Bandwidth resolution & adaptivity Automatic sensing, searching, locating, tracking Applications awareness Interoperability Resource Discovery Handle exceptions Seamless Access Graceful Degradation Wireless & Wireline Integration

24 Summary Interoperability is critical to DON, Joint, and Coalition operations Infrastructure wise NMCI helps CONUS and OCONUS IT-21 and MCTDN help deployed Data interoperability is the gemstone Nomadic technologies throw a whole new set of interoperability issues on the table Architectures will allow us to better define & defend our reqts & budgets in an ABC environment

25 What s Interoperability Worth? Extracts of speech from the Hon. Gordon England to DON SES Community on 5/30/01 My slogan is One Team One Fight and that slogan captures our jointness across DoD and with our Coalition Forces to put forth the best possible Total Force to any adversary. We have to focus on this. We are going to focus on Activity Based Costing across the enterprise because as far as I m concerned, we don t cut combat capability

Think salesmanship What s Interoperability Worth? $1134 $25 23.80 $20 $15 $10 11.00 F/A-18 Flying Hour: 1,134.00 Fed. Civilian Salary (mean): 23.80 Cell Phone Air Time: 11.00 First Run Movie: 4.

26 Think salesmanship What s Interoperability Worth? $1134 $ $20 $15 $ F/A-18 Flying Hour: 1, Fed. Civilian Salary (mean): Cell Phone Air Time: First Run Movie: 4.00 DSN Phone Service: 1.53 NMCI Seat: 1.38 $ Cable TV: 0.29 Electric Power-- Spot Market: 0.20 $0 Electric Power Cable TV NMCI Seat DSN Phone Service First Run Movie Cell Phone Fed. Civilian Salary F-18 Flying Hour All Data is Cost Per Hour

Afloat Electromagnetic Spectrum Operations Program (AESOP) Spectrum Management Challenges for the 21st Century

NAVAL SURFACE WARFARE CENTER DAHLGREN DIVISION Afloat Electromagnetic Spectrum Operations Program (AESOP) Spectrum Management Challenges for the 21st Century Presented by: Ms. Margaret Neel E 3 Force Level