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Association for Enterprise IntegrationEnterprise Integration Expo 2003
Enterprise Architecture: Global Information GridSeptember 23, 2003
Marian T. CherryHF Portfolio Manager
OASD/NII703-607-0234
HORIZONTAL FUSION
What Does Horizontal Fusion Mean?
Horizontal FusionHorizontal Fusion is netis net--centric with (1) a focus on data centric with (1) a focus on data -- cross functionalcross functional posting posting and use, and use, AAd Hoc accessd Hoc access to and fusion of data that is to and fusion of data that is created by operations created by operations processesprocesses which are which are integratedintegrated and and federatedfederated and (2) a focus on and (2) a focus on making making
sensesense of that dataof that data
Federated OperationsEnterprise Value mostly derives from looselycoupled functional processes, some operating in a “just in time” manner. Cross functionalcontributions or contributions from multiple Communities of Interest (COI) to enterprisevalue are substantial.
Integrated OperationsEnterprise Value derives from processes that must be executed against tight timelines with high assurance. Processes may be eitherfunctional or cross functional but generallyexecute within a well defined Community Of Interest (COI).
The merging of different elements into a union
Fusion Interoperability“The ability of systems, units, or forces to exchange
services and…operated effectively together.”--Joint Publication 1-02
Horizontal Fusion Objectives (FY03)
• Computing power as far to the physical edge aspossible
• Only handle the information once• Real-time Collaboration • TPPU – POST/Publish to the GIG. Populate the
space with new and dynamic sources of information• Everyone is a consumer and producer of information• Bi-lateral sharing of intelligence and S&R data.• Operational-Intelligence data interoperability• Exploit diverse data sources with sense-making tools
HF Portfolio Summary - Infrastructure
PKI
CommonServices
CollaborationIASensors
DODCollateral
Space
CommunityShared Data
CollaborationStorage
Full ServiceDirectory
CommunityApplications
Warrior’s Edge
P-3
DCGS-A
Common services•Situational Awareness
•Sense-making•Collaboration
•Discovery•Mediation
•Posting/Delivery•Resourcing/Indexing
•Security/User Identification & Verification
•Messaging/E-mail
Content Staging
Warrior’s Edge
P-3
DCGS-ADCGS-N
CEC
Data Cached on the NetIP Networks – IPv6
Data
DataData
DataData
PKI
CommonServices
CollaborationIASensors
DODCollateral
Space
CommunityShared Data
CollaborationStorage
Full ServiceDirectory
CommunityApplications
HF Portfolio Summary - Data Providers and Consumers
Warrior’s Edge
P-3
DCGS-ADCGS-N
CEC
Data Cached on the NetIP Networks – IPv6
Data
DataData
DataData
PKI
CommonServices
CollaborationIASensors
DODCollateral
Space
CommunityShared Data
CollaborationStorage
Full ServiceDirectory
CommunityApplications
Exploited Data Disseminated
Through Standard Reporting Channels
NGIS
MissionStatement
MissionAlerts
UAIM
Tasking,Criteria
GNCST Tgt Sigs
SSA SSASSA
Analyst
ORCONand Specials
GNCST
HF Portfolio Summary - Net Applications
An annual demonstration of the current stateof implementation of net-centric warfighting
and operations addressing:
TechnologyPolicyCulture
Demonstration Objectives and Success Criteria
Demonstrate:
�Use of the HF Portal (MARS) to access and share information
�That data is visible to an unknowing user (Discovery)
�That HFES effects all data and applications in the shared space
�That the HF Portal infrastructure can:support sustained combat operationscapture data to isolate and identify flaws in the infrastructurecapture baseline data for analysis and comparison to legacy
processes and procedures
Quantum Leap – 1 After Action Report
• Security and security policy•certification and accreditation process•PKI – DoD vs. IC•Information protection – internal and external•coalition and allies
• Bandwidth, Bandwidth, Bandwidth!!!!!!!!
• C4ISR Architecture Framework•Current approach inconsistent with NC Operations (ie., SV-6)
• Standards and CM•a fine line between Saturday night
and Sunday morning•Private Industry state of the practice and
DoD strategy and instruction
• Tactics, Techniques, and Procedures•Train as you fight•Information as an asset
04: Cross-domain information sharing
04: GIG BE must be implementedSecure Wireless communications
04: Recommend modifications to managing office
04: Continue to refine and evolve how we draw the line between creativity and discipline
04: Engage training and doctrineorganizations
• Net-Centric Warfighting and Operations is DOABLE!!!!
• Alignment with DoD CIO net-centric objectives
• Potential for eliminating net-centric technology “speed bumps”
• Ability to change an existing program of record within two years
• Sponsors ability to support follow on program actions
• Potential for spawning support for policy change(s)
• Maturity of underlying technologies
• Extent to which COTS is integrated
• Cost – first year; subsequent year estimates
• Extent to which information assurance issues are addressed
Horizontal Fusion Initiatives Selection Criteria