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 Turning
the theoretical possibilities of network-centric warfare into
real world battlefield operations is the reality of national
security in the 21st century.
Success will be defined by how well we can apply network-centric
capabilities and lessons learned to achieve strategic and
operational effectiveness with next-level initiatives; by
how well we turn data into intelligence and into action; and
how well we achieve cooperation up and down the supply chain,
across governmental and military departments, and with international
allies.
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Make sure to visit with these cutting-edge companies in the
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- The Boeing Company
- Honeywell
- Lockheed Martin
- Raytheon
- Rockwell Collins
Who Should Attend
- Military CIOs, Commanders and Transformation Leaders
- Industry Executives of Integrated Systems Divisions &
Operations
- Analysts & Consultants
- Program Managers/Acquisition & Supply Managers
- Executive Management of Technology and Services Suppliers
Why You Need to Attend!
- Learn how the network-centric transformation process affects
battlefield and security strategies
- Take part in two cases studies of recent operations
- Identify issues and opportunities for enhancing network-centric
capabilities
- Understand the evolution in the acquisition model between
military and industry suppliers
- Network with military and industry leaders who are shaping
future network-centric initiatives
- Connect with leading technology suppliers
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Program-At-A-Glance
Keynotes:
- Transformation Priorities for the Future
- Policy Implications on International Interoperability
- The Industry After Next: Operating in a Networked World
- Bridging the Digital Divide to Keep the Peace and Provide Security
Presentations & Panel Discussions:
- C4: Next Priorities in Transformation
- Data Mining: Creating Intelligence vs. More Data
- Intel/Information Security in a Coalition Environment
- Contracting in the Network-Centric Environment
- Contracting in the Network-Centric Era
- NATO Network-Enabled Capability
Case Studies & Chalk Talks:
- U.S. Army Stryker Brigade
- UK Operation TELIC (UK Support of Operation Iraqi Freedom)
Technology Reviews:
- Training Model for Netcentricity in the Field
- Integrated Simulation and Migration of Legacy Systems
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Keynote Speakers
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Vice Adm. (ret.) Arthur K. Cebrowski,
Director of Force Transformation, Department of Defense |
Adm. Edmund Giambastiani,
Supreme Allied Commander Transformation, NATO |
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Confirmed Speakers:
- Greg Boehmer, Lead Investigator and Principal, PAConsulting
Inc.
- Ed Brady, Chief Scientist, Future Combat Systems
- Maj. Gen. Dave Bryan, Army G6, JTF Computer Network Operations
- Frank B. "Ted" Campbell, VP-Advanced Concepts, Integrated Systems
& Solutions, Lockheed Martin
- Peter J. Dombrowski, Associate Professor; Strategic Research
Dept., U.S. Naval War College
- Jacques Gansler, Chairman, Chairman, Industry Transformation
Task Force, National Defense Industry Association and Interim
Dean for the School of Public Affairs, Univ. of MD
- Jon Goding, Technical Director, Raytheon Secure Network Systems,
Raytheon Co.
- Dan Gonzales, Research Scientist with Rand Corporation
- Maj. Gen. John L. "Jack" Hudson, Program Executive Officer,
Joint Strike Fighter
- John Landon, Principal Director, C3ISR IT/Space. NII, Office
of Secretary of Defense
- Dell Lunceford, Director of Army Modeling and Simulation Office
- Lt. Gen. Michel Maisonneuve, Chief of Staff, HQNATO Office of
Transformation
- Dr. Michael McGrath, Dep. Under Sec. for the Navy (RDT&E)
- Andrew L. Ross, Professor of Strategic Studies & Director of
Studies, U.S. Naval War College
- Marine Lt. Gen. Robert M. Shea, Director for C4, Joint Staff
- James E. Shiflett, LSI Training Lead, Future Combat Systems
LSI
- Dr. Rich Staats, Senior Principal Engineer/Department Manager-Operations
Research, MITRE
- Raymond B. Wells, Ph.D., Chief Technology Officer - IBM Federal
Director, Strategic Transformations Application and Integration
Middleware Division, IBM Software Group
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