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Interoperability…NMCI and BeyondMay 31, 2001
Department of the NavyChief Information Officer
Presented by
Mr. Ron Turner, Deputy Chief Information Officer of theDepartment of the Navy
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Report Date 31052001
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Title and Subtitle InteroperabilityNMCI and Beyond
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Author(s) Turner, Ron
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Performing Organization Name(s) and Address(es) Department of the Navy
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Sponsoring/Monitoring Agency Name(s) and Address(es) NDIA (National Defense Industrial Association 2111Wilson Blvd., Ste. 400 Arlington, VA 22201-3061
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Supplementary Notes Proceedings from Armaments for the Navy Interoperability Workshop, 30-31 May 2001 sponsored by NDIA.
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• $90 billion organization• Employing about 900,000 people• On any given day ~ over a hundred shipsforward deployed.• At any given moment ~ 88,000 sailors andMarines outside of CONUS.
• Keeping that organization connected is acritical proposition as we move into the 21st
Century.
Background
vBNS+
Camp PendletonNorth Island NAS
San Diego NSJacksonville NAS
Cherry Point MCASCamp Lejeune
Norfolk NSQuantico MCPatuxent River NAS
San DiegoHelp Desk Jacksonville NOC
Norfolk Help Desk
DISN ~ COIN
NMCI Network Snap Shot
QuanticoGlobal NOC
Pearl HarborNaval Complex
Oahu NOC
Puget Sound NOCBremerton NS
Fleet & USMCDeployed Forces
Clinic
HQ
IndustryPartners
Extranet
SYSCOM
TrainingCenter
PierConnections
NavyLearningNetwork
“.edu”
ResearchNetwork
TELEPORT
NetworkOperations
Center
(DISNInterface)
Defense InformationSystem Network (DISN)/
Global Information Grid (GIG)
NMCI OCONUS
NMCI, IT-21 & MCTDN
Army
SpecialOperations
AirForce
NATO Forces
Navy
CoalitionForces
Marines
AmphibiousForces
FLTCINC
AirCommand
Integration of NMCI & GIG
CINC
CommunicationsRegional
and GlobalComputing
Personaland Local
ComputingConnectivity for Voice, Video, and Data
Information Distribution Services
Information Assurance Services
Computing and Network Management Services
Warrior and Other National Security Components
Information Management Functions
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UNCLASSIFIED
SCI
Global and Functional Area Applications
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Architectural Views and Relationships
GIG will require us to develop OVs & SVs
DON CIO GeneralResponsibilities
Capital PlanningArchitecture & StdsProcess ImprovementPersonnel
Budget ReviewInteroperability
Critical Infrastructure ProtectionCritical Infrastructure Assurance
Information SecurityInformation Assurance
RegistrationCertification/Confirmation
Accessibility
Clinger-Cohen
10 USC 2223Additional Duties
PDD-63
Government PaperworkReduction ActGovernment InformationSecurity Reform Act
Section 8121/8102Appropriations Acts
Section 508Rehabilitation Act
DON Arch. and Stds. Tools
NMCI
ITIA
ITSG
IT Std & Guidance Doc. (V1)IT Infrastructure Arch. (V1)Arch. Dev. Process Model (V1)Data Mgt Interop RepositoryDON Integrated Arch. Database
(V5)
DIAD
ADPM
IT-21BLII MCTDN
DMIR
DON CIO Tools
• Architecture Development Process Model (ADPM)– Architecture Framework Tool enabling Architecture Education, Process Development and Project Management
• Data Management & Interoperability Repository(DMIR)– Provide the capability to register systems and their associated
database metadata in support of data integration and databaseconsolidation efforts.
– Testing in progress; operation version available late Summer 01
• DON Integrated Architecture Database (DIAD)– An Architecture Development Tools Suite based on an Architecture
Framework Compliant Data Repository– In development with production version 1.0 in July 01
DMIR System Registration
DMI Repository Implementation
C3System NC3
System 2
OtherSystem NOther
System 2
PersonnelSystem NPersonnel
System 2
SIPRNETNIPRNET
ENTERPRISEPORTAL
Other USN/USMCDMIR
C3
DMIR
DDDS
Standards Submission
PersonnelSystem 1
OtherSystem 1
C3System 1
Metadata
FunctionalData
PersonnelDMIR
COTS & GOTSTool Suite
ExternalRepositories
DON Portal(Tailorable Personal Views)
CACYou Don’t GetOn Without It
Smith, John J. Jr.
Marine Corps Civilian
Issue Date1999SEP03ExpirationDate2003SEP01
United StatesDoD Uniformed
Services
Identification and Privilege Card
Authorized Patronage
OverseasExchange, MWR,Commissary
SA
MP
LE
Data Reposit
ory
Apps Servers
Web Servers eM
ail Serv
ers
MARINES FLEET
NAVY HQ
IT TYCOM
Cashe Serv
ers
Data Elements
SystemDatabases
Tables and
Database Administration(Collection, Production,
Dissemination)
SoftwareInterfaces
Hardware
System Life Cycle
FunctionalRequirements
IncreasedOperational
Effectivenessand Efficiencies
Integration
Consolidation
Migration
$$$$$$
$
Logistics
Manpower andPersonnel
Intelligence
C3
Medical
Finance
MeteorologyOceanography
Evolution to SupportFamilies of Systems
and Systems ofSystems
Web Enabling the Navy
ALNAV Message:
–VCNO Established N09W
–Web-enable 50 apps by11/01
–Establish portal in 4 mo.
–Web-enable all Navy appsby 2004
“AN XML CENTRIC ARCH.”
Nomadic Future
Nomadic C&C
• Nomadic Computing & Communicationsdeals with the capability of simultaneouslybeing:– physically mobile– having access to a set of computing, information,
and communication services while moving,stopped at intermediate points, and at variousdestinations.
• It is more than just being mobile.• It is more than just being wireless.
“On The Road”
– Pagers
– Cell phones
– Palm-size PDAs
– Two way pagers
– Hand-held computing device
– Laptop computer
– Two-way radios
– A bag full of different data cables
– A collection of different batteries
– A collection of PCMCIA cards
– A collection of attachments andperipherals
– A bag full of different power cords andtransformers
……Not an integrated/convenient/efficient/hassle-free environment
n Some of us carry a combination of “gadgets” such as:
Nomadic Problems
– Security
– Seamless interoperability betweenwireless and wireline networks
– Unpredictable user behavior
– Unpredictable network behavior
– Unpredictable computing behavior
– Graceful degradation
– Integrated access to remote services
– Bandwidth resolution & adaptivity
– Automatic sensing, searching,locating, tracking
– Applications awareness
Interoperability
Seamless
Access
Wireless &
Wireline
Integration
Resource
Discovery G
racefulD
egradation
Handle
exceptions
Summary
• Interoperability is “critical” to DON, Joint, andCoalition operations
• Infrastructure wise…• NMCI helps CONUS and OCONUS• IT-21 and MCTDN help deployed
• Data interoperability is the “gemstone”• Nomadic technologies throw a whole new set of
interoperability issues on the table• Architectures will allow us to better define &
defend our reqts & budgets in an ABC environment
What’s Interoperability Worth?
Extracts of speech from the Hon. Gordon Englandto DON SES Community on 5/30/01
“My slogan is “One Team…One Fight” and thatslogan captures our jointness across DoD and with ourCoalition Forces to put forth the best possible TotalForce to any adversary. We have to focus on this.”
“We are going to focus on Activity Based Costingacross the enterprise”…because…”as far as I’mconcerned, we don’t cut combat capability”…
$0
$5
$10
$15
$20
$25
ElectricPower
NMCISeat
First Run
Movie
CellPhone
Fed. CivilianSalary
23.80
11.00
4.00
1.380.20
F/A-18 Flying Hour: 1,134.00
Fed. Civilian Salary (mean): 23.80
Cell Phone Air Time: 11.00
First Run Movie: 4.00
DSN Phone Service: 1.53
NMCI Seat: 1.38
Cable TV: 0.29
Electric Power-- Spot Market: 0.20
Think “salesmanship”What’s Interoperability
Worth ?
All Data is Cost Per Hour
0.29
DSNPhoneService
1.53
CableTV
$1134
F-18FlyingHour