2. The New Wave in Defence Solutions for Network Centric Operations Tim Bloechl Managing Director, Worldwide Public Safety & National Security Microsoft Corporate

3. Intelligence Public Safety and National Security (PS&NS) Defence Homeland/Internal Security Justice Police/Fire Public Safety National Security

4. Defence Transformation through Technology Improved Outcomes for Military Operations Policy Infrastructure Network Centric Delivery Move Defend Mission Planning Situational Awareness Orders Dissemination Military Messaging Interagency Coordination Tactics/ Maneuver Command and Control Network Centric Operations Digital CONOPS Multi- Level Security Military Translation Cross Domain Sharing Recovery Operations Exercises Transportation and Logistics Force Deployment Military Asset Management Acquisition Identity Management Personnel Management Personnel Interactive Database Disaster Relief E-Learning Connected Government Framework Application Platform -> SOA, Web Services, Messaging,.Net, Mediation Organizational Productivity -> Collaboration, Mobility, Reporting Services, Discovery Core Infrastructure -> Security, Network Management, Identity, Access, Storage Blueprints Roadmaps Guides Reusable IP References Case Studies Blueprints Roadmaps Guides Reusable IP References Case Studies Privacy Accessibility Usability Security Standards Interop Finance & Accounting Unit Readiness Individual/ Small Unit Specialized Skills Communicate Business Applications Rear Area Security Shared Services Citizenship

5. Public Safety Transformation through Technology Improved Outcomes for Citizen Safety and Security Policy Infrastructure Seamless Service Delivery Prepare Respond Government & Security Credentialing Port Security E-Borders Passenger Information Systems Coordinated Emergency Response Intelligence Analysis Transportation & Border Security Emergency Responders Computer Aided Dispatch Records Management Systems Intelligence Fusion Justice Integrated Justice Case Management Electronic Tracking Systems Vulnerability Assessments Critical Infrastructure Protection Cyber Security Systems Crisis Management Intelligence Systems Connected Government Framework Application Platform -> SOA, Web Services, Messaging,.Net, Mediation Organizational Productivity -> Collaboration, Mobility, Reporting Services, Discovery Core Infrastructure -> Security, Network Management, Identity, Access, Storage Blueprints Roadmaps Guides Reusable IP References Case Studies Blueprints Roadmaps Guides Reusable IP References Case Studies Privacy Accessibility Usability Security Standards Interop Critical Infrastructure Situational Awareness E-Justice Intelligence Visualization Asset Management & Tracking Prevent Business Applications Citizenship Shared Services

6. Partner Solutions in Defence

7. Natural Disasters on the Rise

8. Solutions for Success Reinforce Legal & Community Affairs Efforts STRONG ANGEL III Focus: Disaster Response

9. VIDEO STRONG ANGEL III

10. Vision: NATO Allied Command Transformation building a capability to share information between civilian and military actors. The capability consists of a web-portal, presence information and dedicated information knowledge management (IKM) supported and maintained by a fusion centre. –Promoting awareness of other players, based on principles of willingness and appropriate levels of mutual understanding. –Fostering de-confliction between actors, based on principles of information sharing, respect and transparency. –Bringing selected actors together to cooperate on managing potential or current crisis through common analysis, shared interests and objectives. –Achieving coherence on a case-by-case basis characterized by collaborative planning and concerted action initiated at the political-strategic level. NATO Civil Military Cooperation

11. NATO Civil-Military Cooperation CIMIC Fusion Centre (CFC) CMO Users E-Mail/Messenger Web Access CMO Server Civil Actors NATO Forces Local Actors Political Groups Religious Leaders Police Tribal Elders Local Military Forces Civil-Military Overview (CMO) Courts

12. Traveling Field person Bi-directional Feeds of information Architecture Central fusion P2P Offline, ad-hoc Geo-spatial awareness SSE Simple Sharing Extensions SharePoint Virtual Earth Groove 1:1 or multiparty IP audio and video conversations/meetings Communications

13. Example Microsoft Defence Applications and Solutions Single Integrated Space/Combat-Integration Portal Dutch Military C2 System Air Refueling Tracking System Military Police Case Management Army Deployed Theater Accountability Software (DTAS) Distance Support for Navy Afloat EPICCS - Enterprise Capital Planning FUSIONNet Army Airborne Corps – Tactical C2 Interactive Cross-Command Briefing Tool Joint Counter-Terrorism Tool Network Operations and Security Center Portal Mobilization Processing System NCTAMS - supports Navy network and communications efforts across the Pacific Coalition Trusted Information Exchange Operations and Security Center Portal Air Force Readiness Capabilities System (REDCAP) Synchronized Air Power Management (SAPM) CFAST - Logistical planning solution Alert Warning System - enterprise notifications suite for global strategic threats …a growing portfolio of mission critical applications and solutions (.NET)

14. Automated Security Measures Automated Security Measures Existing Network Infrastructure Common Tools Common Tools Defence In-Depth Defence In-Depth Unified Information Sharing Unified Information Sharing Secure Information Sharing Architecture-SISA

15. What it Looks Like to Send What it Looks Like on Receipt Titus MessageRights Classify, Manage, Control

16. Military Messaging: “ Defense Messaging” Range of military email and messaging solutions Built on Office, Exchange, and Windows Server Being used by several military customers Beside Boldon James, several other Partners deliver similar types of messaging solutions

17. A C4ISR (Command, Control, Communication, Computer, Intelligence, Surveillance, Reconnaissance) solution for joint operations that contribute to information superiority on the digitised battlespace Comm@nder provides: –Complete ISR chain for full situational awareness –Telecommunication infrastructure and satellite communications –Coherent Command and Control chain from strategic to soldier level –Interoperable information & communications framework –Integrated network-enabled operations –Interface to plug in mission applications Joint Army Battle Contact Fire Intelligence Training

18. Royal Netherlands Army C2 The Royal Netherlands Army (RNLA) Command and Control Support Center develops, tests, and implements all army command-and-control (C2) systems. “Improving command and control isn’t only a national goal; it’s international. If you look at all the military operations going on in the world today, they are all international operations” Col. Geerlof Kanis, Commander, Command and Control Support Center, RNLA

19. RNLA C2 Systems Applications and projects within the scope of the Command, Control, Communication, and Information Architecture include: –Theatre Independent Tactical Army and Air Force Network (TITAAN) an integrated network that supports all data and telephony communication within disparate operational command posts. –Integrated Staff Information System (ISIS) an electronic, map-based solution for sharing information in support of command and control for staffs at the battalion or brigade level and higher. – Battlefield Management System (BMS) a C2 system with similar functionality as ISIS but specialized to support the command chain from battalion staff level to the lowest command levels, all the way down to individual tanks, jeeps, and trucks. –Advanced Fire Support Information System to support the command-and- control functions of artillery and mortar units. –Tactical Messaging System (TMS) developed to automatically distribute, register, and archive formal military messages, either internal staff communication or communication between units.

20. Knowledge Management Transformation Seamless Network (LandWarNet) Fully Digitized Integrated Command & Control System Information Mgmt Dissemination Tools (Addressing Awareness, Access and Delivery of Information) Win-T for FCS and Future Force (Army Element of the GIG) IDM-T Results:  Battlespace Awareness  Speed of Command  Self Synchronization Provides Information Velocity Knowledge Based Force Future Force Must Include the Tactical and Institutional Army The Enabler: –Seamless Network Institutional to Tactical –Robust, Adaptive and Timely –Information Dissemination Management – Tactical (IDM-T)

21. Interactive Integrated Data Briefing Tool (IIDBT) A B C D Windows 2003 Server SQL Server SQL Reporting Services Intranet XML HTTP SharePoint Office Smart Documents Chief of Staff Dept. ADiv. Dept. BDiv. Commanders Brief Organizational Status Briefs Authoritative Data Sources Collaborative Content Development & Management PDF TIFF PPT HTML

22. Variety of Possibilities…

23. Microsoft ESP Flight Trainer

24. NATO An Enterprise level customer across all NATO organizations, commands, agencies, and countries – a great example of a combination of enterprise software and hardware delivery, services support, solutions development and partnership.

25. VIDEO NATO NCSA

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