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Ron Wood
Enterprise Manager & Chief Engineer, EDGE ® Innovation Network
Overview Brief 11.29.2011_Ver. 3.6
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Overview Brief 11.10.2010_Ver. 3.41
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1) Who We Are: Our programs and products.
2) What We See: The changing environment.
3) How to Engage: Getting your ideas & innovations known.
Today’s Briefing
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1) Who We Are: Our programs and products.
2) What We See: The changing environment.
3) How to Engage: Getting your ideas & innovations known.
Today’s Briefing
General Dynamics Corporation Executive Management
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J.L. JOHNSON | Chairman and Chief Executive Officer
J.T. LOMBARDO Executive VP
• Gulfstream
• Jet Aviation
P.N. NOVAKOVIC Executive VP
• Bath Iron Works
• Electric Boat
• NASSCO
G.J. DeMURO Executive VP
• C4 Systems • Advanced Information
Systems
• Information Technology
• GD UK, Ltd.
D.K. HEEBNER Executive VP
• Armament and Technical Products
• European Land Systems
• Land Systems
• Ordnance and Tactical Systems
Aerospace Information Systems & Technology
Marine Systems Combat Systems
Overview Brief 11.29.2011_Ver. 3.6
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General Dynamics C4 Systems Trusted Solutions Core to Edge
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Portfolio / Lines of Business
COMPUTING TECHNOLOGIES
BATTLE MANAGEMENT
SYSTEMS
COMMUNICATION NETWORKS
GENERAL DYNAMICS CANADA
SATCOM TECHNOLOGIES
SECURE COMMUNICATIONS
TECHNOLOGIES
Courtesy of CNN
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Select images courtesy of U.S. Army and U.S. Coast Guard
Built on Programs of Record
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Warfighter Information Network-Tactical (WIN-T)
U.S. Army’s at-the-quick-halt and on-the-move, high-speed, high-capacity backbone communications network, linking soldiers on the Battlefield with the Global Information Grid (GIG).
Joint Tactical Radio System (JTRS) Handheld, Manpack, Small Form Fit (HMS)
Ultimate extension of information sharing, tracking and network connectivity with voice, data and video communications for every warfighter. There are no other radios for a truly networked battlefield.
Rescue 21
An advanced command, control and communications system, Rescue 21 enables the U.S. Coast Guard to perform both life-saving and homeland security missions with greater agility and increased efficiency.
Space Network Ground Segment Sustainment (SGSS)
Modernization of the ground system and network for the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) Tracking and Data Relay Satellite System (TDRSS) to ensure the space network will continue to provide global space-to-ground telecommunications and tracking coverage for low-Earth orbit and near-Earth space flight missions.
Mobile User Objective System (MUOS)
DoD’s next generation narrow band tactical satellite communications system that will help eliminate “communication-on-the-move” challenges by extending narrowband access to mobile forces using handheld radios.
Overview Brief 11.29.2011_Ver. 3.6
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Select photos courtesy of U.S. Coast Guard and JPEO JTRS
Built on Programs of Record
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Command Post of the Future (CPOF)
U.S. Army’s state of the art collaborative visualization Command and Control system. Used in command centers to execute Army Mission Command.
Tactical Ground Reporting System (TIGR)
A web-based information management tool that allows Soldiers and Marines to collect, report and share information at the lowest levels to provide real-time information and situational awareness on events, people and places across the full spectrum of operations.
Combat Operations Center (COC)
Mobile, modular command and control centers providing commanders with critical communications and information management tools for an integrated, comprehensive view of the battle space.
Prophet
System that enables tactical commanders to better “see,” “hear” and “respond” to intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance (ISR) information throughout the networked battle space.
Maritime Helicopter Project (MHP)
Primary systems integration of 28 of the Sikorsky CH-148 Cyclone aircraft for the Canadian armed forces involving the selection, purchase, integration and installation of all mission systems.
Common Hardware Systems-4 (CHS-4)
Five-year IDIQ contract provides commercial and rugged computers, ultra-thin clients, network hardware equipment, power subsystems and peripheral devices to military and government users. Systems integration, environmental testing, program management, long-term warranty and end-user support are provided.
Overview Brief 11.29.2011_Ver. 3.6
© 2011 General Dynamics. All rights reserved.
Select photo courtesy of U.S. Army
Overview Brief 11.10.2010_Ver. 3.41
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1) Who We Are: Our programs and products.
2) What We See: The changing environment.
3) How to Engage: Getting your ideas & innovations known.
Today’s Briefing
Examples of the Changing (Changed) Environment
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• Technology advances are now largely driven by Industry, not Govt.
• Hence the need for better visibility of Govt to Industry R&D.
• Pace of technological advancement is very very rapid.
• Faster than Govt can generate/upkeep a requirements document.
• Customer expectation that new programs will begin at high TRL.
• End Users want and expect solutions to their problems – quick & cheap.
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• Innovative Technologies and Products for Integration into
Solutions that are:
• Holistic
• Quick-Turn
• Practical
• Good-Enough
• Affordable
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1) Who We Are: Our programs and products.
2) What We See: The changing environment.
3) How to Engage: Getting your ideas & innovations known.
Today’s Briefing
Open, Virtual, Collaborative
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c. 2010 General Dynamics. All Rights Reserved
How the EDGE® Works Connecting Customers, Users and Technology Providers
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EDGE® Innovation Network
Worldwide Set of Innovation Centers
to Integrate Technology & Facilitate Collaboration
End Users and
Customers • Gaps
• Requirements
• Needs
• Feedback
Network Members • Industry
• Academia
• Non-Profits
• Business Services
EDGE® Innovation Centers (EICs) • Visioneering and Collaboration Facilities
• Prototyping and Integration Labs
• Demonstration Areas & Tech Shelves
• Close to Technologists, Customers, & End Users.
Identifying Needs
& Giving Feedback
on Innovations &
Integrations
Vast Network of
Technology
Providers
Collaborating on
Innovations &
Integrations
Knowledge Management System
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Worldwide Network of EDGE® Innovation Centers Open and Collaborative Environment
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Leavenworth, KS Battle Command
and User Center Scottsdale, AZ
1) Warrior Systems and
2) Federal/Civil & Cyber
College Station (Texas A&M) Emergency Informatics
San Antonio, TX Healthcare Innovation Center
Orlando, FL Testing & Training
Sterling Heights, MI Combat Vehicle Design/Mfg
Taunton, MA Vehicle C4ISR &
Network
Maryland Satellite Ground System
User Center
Ft, Meade, MD Cyber
Washington DC Public Sector
Quantico, VA Marines User
Center
United Kingdom User and
Technology Center
Nova Scotia,
Canada Under Water ISR
Ottawa,
Canada C4ISR
Technologies
New Innovation Center
Existing Innovation Center
Innovation Centers provide facilities, experts, and equipment for rapid integration of
technologies for particular domains.
All Centers use the core principles of Human Centered Design and continuous collaboration
of Industry, Academia, Customers, and End Users.
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For More Info / Join the EDGE®
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EDGE Enterprise Manager & Chief Engineer: [email protected]
(480) 441-0271
EDGE Membership Relations Manager: [email protected]
(410) 272-2800
www.EDGE-Innovation.com