The CD&E Journey - A Roadmap to the Future Hosted by The Hungarian Defence Staff Sponsored by The United States Joint Staff Directorate for Joint Force Development Headquarters, Supreme Allied Commander Transformation Capability Engineering and Innovation Division
Tuesday, 4 November 2014 0830 to 0840 0840 to 0900 0900 to 1000 Welcome Administrative Remarks in Ballroom ABC of the Hilton Budapest Hotel by Mr. Don Morse, USA Civilian, Chief, Multinational and Allied Command Transformation Integration Division, Directorate for Joint Force Development, The USA Joint Staff (JS J7) Welcome Remarks by Brigadier General Ernő Péter Siposs, HUN Army, Head, Force Planning Directorate (J5), Hungarian Defence Staff (HDS) Brigadier General Jon T. Thomas, USA Air Force, Deputy Director, Future Joint Force Development, JS J7 Brigadier General Henrik Sommer, DNK Army, Assistant Chief of Staff, Capability Engineering and Innovation Division, Headquarters, Supreme Allied Commander Transformation(HQ SACT) Keynote Address by Ambassador Dr. Réka Szemerkényi, HUN Civilian, Chief Security Policy Adviser to the Prime Minister of Hungary 1000 to 1030 Coffee Break in the Ballroom Foyer 1030 to 1200 Panel Session Leveraging Industry, Academia and Defence Entities for CD&E in Ballroom ABC moderated by Colonel Christoph Pliet, DEU Air Force, Branch Head, Concept Development, HQ SACT Dr. Michelle Atchison, USA Civilian, Associate Vice Chancellor for Federal Relations, The University of Texas Mr. Attila Zsitnyányi, HUN Civilian, President of the Hungarian Defence Association Mr. Peter Round, GBR Civilian, Director Capability, Armament and Technology, European Defence Agency Prof. Dr. Harald Schaub, DEU Civilian, Head of Systemic Analysis and Human Factors, IABG mbh 1200 to 1330 Lunch in the Hilton Budapest Hotel s Icon Restaurant 1330 to 1500 Breakouts Best Practices of Modeling and Simulation in the CD&E Environment in Ballroom ABC o Captain Vicenzo Milano, ITA Nav y, NATO Modeling and Simulation Centre of Excellence o Mr. Angel San Jose Martin, NATO Civilian, Future Solutions Branch, HQ SACT Introduction to Concept Development and Experimentation in Corvina 1&2 by HQ SACT o Wing Commander Gordon Pendleton, GBR Royal Air Force, Deputy Branch Head, Concept Development o Commander Henning Rathke, DEU Navy, Staff Officer, Operational Experimentation Branch o Mr. Han de Nijs, NATO Civilian, Branch Head, Operational Analysis 1500 to 1530 Coffee Break in the Ballroom Foyer 1530 to1600 Workshop & Seminar Scene Setters in Ballroom ABC by the Workshop and Seminar Leaders and moderated by Mr. Don Morse Collaborative CD&E in Action by Lieutenant Colonel Zoltán Lakó, HUN Army, Force Development and Transformation Branch, Deputy Chief, Hungarian Defence Staff Command and Control with Mission Partners: Enhancing Federated Mission Networking (FMN) by Mr. Scott Shephard, USA Civilian, Chief, Multinational Branch, Command, Control, Communications and Computers (C4)/Cyber Directorate, The USA Joint Staff (JS J6) Shaping CD&E for the Future by Lieutenant Colonel Raymond Geistel, FRA Army, Concept Development Branch, HQ SACT
Tuesday, 4 November 2014 (continued) 1600 to 1620 Introduction to Conference Collaborative Tools and an Electronic Survey by Mr. David Beckwith, NATO Civilian, Deputy Branch Head, Operational Experimentation, HQ SACT 1620 to 1630 Administrative Remarks by Mr. Don Morse 1900 to 2100 Hungarian Defence Staff Hosted Reception at the Ministry of Defence Institute and Museum of Military History Wednesday, 5 November 2014 0800 to 1000 Workshops Collaborative CD&E in Action Capability Development in Multinational Frameworks in Corvina 1&2 led by Lieutenant Colonel Zoltán Lakó o NATO Smart Defence by Mrs. Zsuzsa Schőn-Vikman, HUN Civilian, J5, HDS o EU Pooling and Sharing by Ms. Teréz Nagyszegi, HUN Civilian, J5, HDS Command and Control with Mission Partners: Enhancing FMN in Corvina 3&4 facilitated by Mr. Scott Shephard and Mr. John Nankervis, USA Civilian, Multinational Branch, JS J6 o 0800 Welcome and Scene Setter (Dirty Wind video) o 0830 Coalition C2 and Information Sharing Leveling Discussions DOTmLPF I/P Implications, Challenges, Future Capability Requirem ent, Constructs and Challenges, National Perspectives, Machine-to-Machine, Data Implications and Cyber Considerations Shaping CD&E for the Future in Ballroom ABC led by Lieutenant Colonel Raymond Geistel o 0830 Seminar Introduction o 0900 Scene Setting: United Kingdom and United States Perspectives on CD&E in the Future by Lieutenant Colonel James Farrer, GBR Army, United Kingdom Army Headquarters Mr. Ric Schulz, USA Civilian, Chief, Joint Concept Development Division, JS J7 o 0930 Session 1 Syndicates: Building our CD&E Community in Ballroom ABC, Anjou and Margit 1000 to 1030 Coffee Break outside the meeting rooms 1030 to 1200 Workshops (continued) Collaborative CD&E in Action Regional Multinational Capability Development Initiatives: Multinational Approaches in Light of Future Security Challenges in Corvina 1&2 by Ms. Fruzsina Tófalvi, HUN Civ, Defence Planning Department, Hungarian Ministry of Defence (HUN MoD) Command and Control with Mission Partners: Enhancing FMN in Corvina 3&4 facilitated by Mr. Scott Shephard and Mr. John Nankervis o 1030 Future Capability Gaps Across Potential Mission Partner Sets o 1130 Future Requirements, Gap Analysis and Prioritization Shaping CD&E for the Future Session 1 Syndicates(continued) in Ballroom ABC, Anjou and Margit 1200 to 1330 Lunch in the Icon Restaurant
Wednesday, 5 November 2014 (continued) 1330 to 1500 Workshops (continued) Collaborative CD&E in Action - Counter Improvised Explosive Device Case Study: Building National Weapons Intelligence Team Level 1 Capability Through the Voluntary National Contribution Fund and Regional Cooperation in Corvina 1&2 by Lieutenant Colonel Imre Schmidt, HUN Army, Operations Directorate, HDS Command and Control with Mission Partners: Enhancing FMN - Mission Thread Methodology as an Operational Construct in Corvina 3&4 facilitated by Mr. Scott Shephard and Mr. John Nankervis o Mission Threads and FMN, Coalition Mission Thread Challenges, Future Coalition Interoperability Assurance and Validation, and Future Operational Process Weighting Shaping CD&E for the Future - Session 2 Syndicates: What if a World Without NATO CD&E in Ballroom ABC, Anjou and Margit led by Lieutenant Colonel Raymond Geistel 1500 to 1530 Coffee Break outside the meeting rooms 1530 to 1700 Workshops (continued) Collaborative CD&E in Action - Building Medical Capabilities Case Study for Concept Development: Harmonization of Smart Defence and Pooling and Sharing Initiatives for Medical Support in Corvina 1&2 by Colonel Attila Lengyel (Medical Doctor), HUN Arm y, Branch Head, Strategic Planning and Organising of Defence-healthcare, Medical Centre, HDF Command and Control with Mission Partners: Enhancing FMN in Corvina 3&4 facilitated by Mr. Scott Shephard and Mr. John Nankervis o 1530 Mission Thread Methodology as an Operational Construct (continued) o 1630 End of day review and electronic polling Shaping CD&E for the Future - Session 2 Syndicates (continued) in Ballroom ABC, Anjou and Margit Thursday, 6 November 2014 0800 to 1000 Workshops Collaborative CD&E in Action - Building Strategic Airlift Capability Case Study in Corvina 1&2 by Colonel (ret.) András Kucsma, HUN Civilian, Defence Economic Department, HUN MoD Command and Control with Mission Partners: Enhancing FMN in Corvina 3&4 facilitated by Mr. Scott Shephard and Mr. John Nankervis o 0800 Administrative Remarks and Goals Review o 0830 Tools, Enablers, Concepts and Methodologies to Address Gaps Shaping CD&E for the Future in Ballroom ABC led by Lieutenant Colonel Raymond Geistel o 0830 Day One Summarization o 0900 Session 3 Syndicates: Creating Impact with CD&E The Implementation Process in Ballroom ABC, Anjou, and Margit 1000 to 1030 Coffee Break outside the meeting rooms
Thursday, 6 November 2014 (continued) 1030 to 1200 Workshops (continued) Collaborative CD&E in Action Summary and Clarification of Results with Audience in Corvina 1&2 led by Lieutenant Colonel Zoltán Lakó Command and Control with Mission Partners: Enhancing FMN Venues for Gap Analysis and Mitigation in Corvina 3&4 facilitated by Mr. Scott Shephard and Mr. John Nankervis Shaping CD&E for the Future Session 3 Syndicates (continued) in Ballroom ABC, Anjou and Margit 1200 to 1300 Lunch in the Icon Restaurant 1300 to 1400 Workshops Conclude Collaborative CD&E in Action Preparation of Feedback Summary Slides in Corvina 1&2 for presenters/facilitators only led by Lieutenant Colonel Zoltán Lakó Command and Control with Mission Partners: Enhancing FMN Summary of Findings and Deliverables in Corvina 3&4 facilitated by Mr. Scott Shephard and Mr. John Nankervis Shaping CD&E for the Future Expert Panel Session with Delegate Questions and Answers Followed by a Seminar Wrap-up in Ballroom ABC led by Lieutenant Colonel Raymond Geistel 1400 to 1420 Coffee Break in the Ballroom Foyer 1420 to1500 Multinational Capability Development Campaign Update in Ballroom ABC by Mr. Eric Copeland, USA Civilian, Branch Head, Multinational Capability Development, JS J7 1500 to 1520 Workshop Feedback Summaries moderated by Mr. Don Morse Collaborative CD&E in Action by Lieutenant Colonel Zoltán Lakó Command and Control with Mission Partners: Enhancing FMN by Mr. Scott Shephard Shaping CD&E for the Future by Lieutenant Colonel Raymond Geistel 1520 to 1550 Endnote Presentation by Brigadier Ian Rigden, GBR Arm y, Head of Land and Research, United Kingdom Development Concepts and Doctrine Center 1550 to 1610 Electronic Survey and Social Survey Results administered by Mr. David Beckwith 1610 to 1615 Administrative Closing Remarks by Mr. Don Morse 1615 to 1620 Announcement of 2015 International CD&E Conference Location 1620 to 1635 Closing Remarks by Brigadier General Henrik Sommer Brigadier General Jon T. Thomas Brigadier General Ernő Péter Siposs 1635 Adjourn To view the conference documents go to the NATO CD&E portal at http://cde.act.nato.int. To enroll in the NATO CD&E portal go to http://id.act.nato.int/arf/cde.
Notes: