14th ICCRTS “C2 and Agility” “Flexible Command and Control Architecture to Achieve Agility” Topic 9: C2 Architectures and Technologies

14th ICCRTS ”C2 and Agility” FROM FUNCTION TO FORM IN THE DESIGN OF C2 SYSTEMS Topic 1: Concepts, Theory, and Policy

14TH ICCRTS “C2 and Agility” On the Formal Representation of Enemy Courses of Action Topic 9: C2 Architectures and Technologies

During joint operations among multi-national forces it is imperative that the planned courses of action (COA) of coalition units be accurately and precisely communicated between battlefield operating systems, particularly when dealing with highly coordinated maneuvers. A similar need arises in being able to communicate intelligence concerning hypothesized or anticipated enemy courses of action ...

4 Th Iccrts " C2 and Agility " " Implementing an Open Business Model and Open Architecture Approach to Enable Agile Technology Selection " Paper Id 177 Topic #3: Information Sharing and Collaboration Processes and Behaviors

This paper presents a Technology Framework for enabling technology insertion within Command & Control (C2) software programs. The identified aspects of this construct include open architecture, technology, and open business perspectives. Each of the presented facets of this framework are explored in context with common technology maturity process for software. Systems engineering is endorsed as...

14th ICCRTS: C2 and Agility INFORMATION CAPTURE AND KNOWLEDGE EXCHANGE: THE GATHERING, TESTING AND ASSESSMENT OF INFORMATION AND KNOWLEDGE THROUGH EXPLORATION AND EXPLOITATION Cdr

20th ICCRTS An Empirical Test of the C2 Agility Model in a Crisis Management Situation Topic 4 (Primary) Experimentation, Metrics, and Analysis Topic 5 Modelling and Simulation Topic 2 Organizational Concepts and Approaches

Safety organizations face the challenge of developing organizational structures that promote the agility required to deal with the complex demands of crisis management situations. In such situations, a collective adopts a command and control (C2) approach in order to achieve the operational goals. C2 agility is defined as the ability to transition from one approach to another as required by sit...