PM Mission Command AFCEA APG Chapter December 19, 2012

Transcription

1 PM Mission Command AFCEA APG Chapter December 19, 2012 COL Jonas Vogelhut Project Manager, Mission Command VERSION XX

2 The Command Post Challenge TAIS ISYSCON v4 AFATDS Warlock BFT/ FBCB2 SKL GBS DCGS-A DCGS-L BCS3 ADAM Cell CPOF DTSS Command Post SIPR, NIPR VOIP TACSAT Smart-T EPLRS IDM-T IMETS ACT-E GCCS-A DTSS MCS BCCS Displays, Shelters & ECUs Generators Enablers MC OTM AN/PRC-150C CSS VSAT ASIP SINCGARS * Partial System Listing JNN A2C2S 117G ViceChief SoS Enterprise

3 Standalone Systems Original ABCS System Concept GCCS-A Global Command and Control System-Army CSSCS Combat Service Support Control System MCS Maneuver Control System AFATDS Advanced Field Artillery Tactical Data System TAIS Tactical Airspace Integration System Historical Mission Command Evolution Individual, Separate BFA Architectures Message-Based Data Interoperability Battle Command Collapse Mvr CoMotion Air CoMotion BCS3 GCCS BCCS Services Enterprise Collaboration Collaborate Fires CoMotion Log CoMotion Common Operating Environment (COE) COE V2 Unified Collaboration Common Virtual Server implementation Converged Server Hardware Rich Web Client COE V3 Std Shareable Geospatial Unified Collaboration Common Operating Picture Common Map Tactical Appstore Cloud Analytics Post COE/ MC Vision ASAS All-Source Analysis System DTSS Digital Topographic Support System IMETS Integrated Meteorological System AMDWS Air and Missile Defense Workstation FBCB2 Force XXI Battle Command - Brigade and Below JADOCS AFATDS TAIS BCS3 GCCS-A Others Web Services Environment DDS/ MIP COE V4 Unified Data Disconnected Workstation and Web-client Joint interoperability Enhanced Common Operating Picture Unified Data COE V5 MCOTM Disconnected Infrastructure services Enhanced Performance Operational Adaptability 4

4 PM Mission Command DPM Mission Command COL Jonas Vogelhut PM Mission Command MC Stakeholder s ASAALT: G3/5/7: G4: G8,FDC: G8,FDG: SEC APG & Fort Sill: TCM Fires Cell: TCM MC: TCM Sust C2: PM DCGS-A: PdD SSMC PdM TMC PdM SMC PdD FSC2 DPdD Acting DPdM TMC DPdM SMC DPdD FSC2 Chief, TMD Chief, BMD Chief, RMD Acting Chief, Ops 5

5 Priorities 1. Soldiers support - FSR, SW/HW fixes, relations 2. COE infrastructure/common software, interoperability 3. COE application modifications - OPS/Intel Convergence 4. Rich web client/command Web 5. Contracts improvement 6. Cost avoidance/reporting accuracy/reporting transparency 7. Organization - internal - morale, rebuild 8. Organization - external stakeholders - PM of Choice - HQDA, TCM, Joint, etc. 9. Organization - internal - training, certification, skills, Lean Six Sigma 10. Next generation capability MC Core Competencies & Priorities Integration -BCCS -CP CE -Joint -Coalition Applications -Maneuver -Fires -Logistics -Air, ADA, etc. Infrastructure -Common SW -Enterprise -DDS Managing the Acquisition Process 6

6 PM Mission Command Airspace Tactical Airspace Integration System (TAIS) Mission Command Global Command and Control- Army (GCCS-A) Joint Command and Control (JC2) Protection Joint Warning and Reporting Network Protection Chemical-Biological Incident Reporting System Air Defense Air Missile Defense Workstation (AMDWS) AMDWS Situational Awareness Provider Map Widget Integrated Air and Missile Defense Battle Command System (IBCS) Intelligence Distributed Ground Station Army (DCGS-A) Protection Warfighting Function PM MC Unity of Command PM MC Unity of Effort Sustainment Global Combat Support System Army (GCSS-A) Standard Army Management Information Systems Source: ADRP 6-0, Mission Command, May 2012 Intelligence Warfighting Function Movement and Maneuver Warfighting Function Mission Command Warfighting Function Fires Warfighting Function Sustainment Warfighting Function Sustainment Battle Command Sustainment Support System (BCS3) Combat Power Widget Logistics Reporting Tool Widget Maneuver Mission Command Workstation (MCWS) Joint Convergence Command Post of the Future Mission Command Command Post Web Battle Command Common Services Command Web Widget Data Distribution Service Maneuver Joint Battle Command Platform Joint Capability Release Force Battle Command Brigade & Below (FBCB2) Fire Support Advanced Field Artillery Tactical Data System (AFATDS) Fires Command Web Widget Capabilities SAB Joint Automated Deep Operations Coordination System (JADOCS) Fire Support Joint Effects Targeting System (JETS) 7

7 COE Snapshot GENERATING GENERATING FORCE FORCE COE Enables Increased Capability Agility Reduced Life Cycle Costs Flexible Standards-based Infrastructure Enhanced Cyber Protection COE RT / Safety Critical / Embedded E Data Center / Cloud / GF Command Post EXAMPLE SERVICES Collaboration, e.g., Chat C Enterprise O Enterprise Query Common Map Display S Sensor Fusion Y Data Mediation S Interoperability Gateway T E EcoSystem Mobile / Handheld Reference Architecture Policy Governance Investment Incentives Development/Integration/Test/ Deployment Environment Help Desk M Mounted TACTICAL EDGE PEO C3T PM AMF PD COMSEC 8 PM JBC-P PM MC PM MNVR PD TNI PM TR PM WIN-T MILTECH

8 Long Range Planning FY2013 FY2014 FY2015 FY2016 FY2017 FY2018 FY2019 FY2020 Apr Oct Apr Oct Apr Oct Apr Oct Apr Oct Apr Oct Apr Oct Apr Oct FY2021 Apr Integration Baseline Unified Collaboration Standard Sharable Geospatial Unified Data Assured Delivery & On The Move Baseline Capabilities from Net Enabled Mission Command Initial Capability Document - Increase the shared situation awareness of the commander and staff - Improve the ability of the command and staff to develop situational understanding - Allow commander's and staffs to collaborate from geographically dispersed locations - Reduces the need to travel to command posts - Ensures that all organizations are operating from a common set of map data - Common geospatial standards and data products reduce the need for multiple formats of products and data sets - Commander's, staff's, and systems utilize common data standards, vocabularies, ontologies and formats - Unified data allows the use of analytical capabilities that improve the situational understanding of commander's and staffs - Unified data reduces the need for multiple layers of mediation and transformation - Traceability of the data back to the right person or originator to facilitate situational understanding and decision making - Assurance that the data presented to the commander and staff is valid and assured - Mission Command function on the move. [NIE Gap #1 and NeMC ICD Gap #2} Baseline Capabilities Common Virtual Server implementation Converged Server Hardware Rich Web Client Unified Collaboration Common Operating Picture Common Map Tactical Appstore Cloud Analytics Disconnected Workstation and Web-client Joint interoperability Enhanced Common Operating Picture Unified Data Disconnected Infrastructure services Enhanced Performance Operational Adaptability 9

9 PM MC Vision (Army 2020) Transform Mission Command Systems to be more Global, Dynamic, Scalable, Customizable, and Secure in a manner that enhances the Commander s Operational Adaptability to Collaborate, Decide and Lead. Core Competencies Continue to build applications to meet Commanders needs for collaborative planning and decentralized execution across all warfighting functions, enhancing the ability to make rapid adjustments according to the combat situation. Integrate applications across the warfighting functions to provide a robust common operating environment for collaboration, decision making, and execution that enables leadership across the force Provide the common infrastructure across the mission command applications to enable robust information sharing and synchronization 10

10 Standardize Operating Environments Standardize Computing Environments Command Web Tactical Server Standard Command Web: Ozone Framework & Synapse Software Development Kit (SDK) No Cost License Wide use by Intel Community increases interoperability & re-use SDK speeds development & deployment of new widgets Army CIO G6 Pilot with Command Web focused on Tactical COE Standards & Web Service Framework Widget: Lightweight, single purpose apps deployed to a server based environment & accessed through a web browser Ozone Widget Framework: is a web/server based environment designed to support the development & deployment of widgets and mechanisms to support communications between widgets. Ozone Synapse SDK: standardizes key features used to develop, assemble and configure widgets. 11

11 Command Web/OZONE Standardized Web Environment with other US Government Organizations NSA, IC DCGS-A DISA Google Earth 3-D Widget CJMTK for Mapping COP Display/Graphics Rapid Deployment of capability Warfighting Function Widgets Fires Support and Planning Sustainment C2 Maneuver CBRN Airspace C2 and ADA Engineering 12

12 Implementing the Command Post CE * Systems are representative, not all-inclusive Source: Command Post Handbook and TOCFEST 2008 Integrated infrastructure / common server stack (vice stove pipe systems) Common / shared set of functional applications and services visualized on a common end user environment Simplified architecture and system configuration easy to install and maintain Reduced space, weight and power specifications Reduced number of PORs Unity of Effort Desired End State Common, scalable, integrated Mission Command architecture and infrastructure (hardware, services, applications) aligned with the COE Improved interoperability -- reduced cost reduced development and deployment timelines 13

13 PM MC Vision 2020 Mission Command in the 2020s will be transformed by Game Changers Operational Adaptability enabled by Global Access, Big Data and Cyber Warfare providing an opportunity to build a Mission Command Global Layer transforming Mission Command into a Global system. Global Access Efficient, Reliable, and Flexible Data Exchange Mechanisms to enable the flow of Mission Command Data across tactical and global networks Operational Adaptability Abstraction of the Data and Network from the applications enabling new capabilities to be integrated with speed & efficiency Ability to customize applications in the field to solve complex and unanticipated problems Global Mission Command Layer Cyber Warfare Security Features that enable Operational Flexibility within, across, and outside of Security domains Proactive features to initiate Cyber Warfare on an opponent Big Data Dynamic, Schemaless Data Repository capturing all Data of interest to Mission Command Commercial Big Data Tools Integration for advanced fusion and analysis of data Common Web Environment BN Common IFS / BC / TIGR Infrastructure BC Thin Client Converged Web Client Mission Command Node Common Hardware/Workstation Mission Command Intell ` Collaborative Environment Environment This enables two fundamental capabilities: Operate Mission Command from a global and holistic perspective Build & integrate new capabilities with speed and efficiency not possible with today's architecture 14

14 Doctrinal Requirements for Game Changers Game Changers Operational Adaptability Army is being tasked to solve challenging problems which require influencing and coordinating with larger communities Global Access A Global Network enables Mission Command Functions to be performed from anywhere which enables new capabilities and efficiencies Big Data Large new data sources are available that can be synthesized into actionable knowledge Cyber Warfare The Cyber environment is being contested by skilled adversaries and provides new opportunities Doctrinal Requirements Expanded executive agent responsibilities Effective strategic engagement Adopt and apply design Global Communications connectivity Decentralized Operations Joint and partner interoperability Joint and partner access Interoperable network systems Synthesize and disseminate data, information, and intelligence Reduce information overload Exert technical influence Fight degraded (From TRADOC Pam , 19 Aug 2010) NEMC Gaps GAP 2 Limited capability to execute C2 while on-the-move. GAP 4 Limited capability to digitally integrate JIIM partners. (From TRADOC NEMC ICD V25, 27 Dec 2011) GAP 1 Limited capability to fuse sensor, SA and PLI information, GAP 3 Limited capability to share and display relevant information GAP 5 Lack the capability to tailor network resources to match Commanders priorities. MCEC Capabilities Enable Collaboration Create, Communicate, and Rehearse Orders A Robust Network Transport Capability Command and Control on-the- Move (C2 OTM) JIIM Interoperability Execute Running Estimate Display/Share Relevant Tactical Information A Standard & Sharable Geospatial Foundation: Execute Tactical Network Operations 15

15 PM MC POM FY15-19 Acquisitions Consolidate contracts across PM MC Full and Open Consolidated Field Support Services, estimated award 3Q 2014 Follow on PM MC MATO contract Task orders for Integration Infrastructure Application Seta Command Post Client Full and Open Competition estimated award 2Q 2014 AFATDS Inc 2 Full and Open Competition estimated award 3Q FY

16 Summary PM MC is supporting the Army COE implementation through is Core Competencies Applications Infrastructure Integration PM MC is a prime provider of Web based capability and Widgets to be used for the Command Post Computing Environment MC Vision 2020 enables the Army to visualize and plan past COE implementation for future technical and doctrinal concepts Contract Opportunities for Hardware, Infrastructure and Applications now and throughout the POM 17

17 How to Reach PEO C3T Business Inquiries: PEO C3T Technical Industrial Liaison Office: Public Website: Contact Us: Social Media Websites: Facebook: Twitter: Flickr: 18