14th ICCRTS - “C2 and Agility”

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 INFORMATION CAPTURE AND KNOWLEDGE EXCHANGE: THE GATHERING, TESTING AND ASSESSMENT OF INFORMATION AND KNOWLEDGE THROUGH EXPLORATION AND EXPLOITATION Cdr

7th Iccrts " Operationalizing C2 Agility " Operationalizing and Improving C2 Agility: Lessons from Experimentation 17th Iccrts -operationalizing C2 Agilityoperationalizing and Improving C2 Agility: Lessons from Experimentation

"Operationalizing C2 Agility" is the process of moving from a conceptual model or theory of C2 Agility to applying this theory to improve an entity’s C2 Agility in practice. This process is greatly facilitated if one builds a proper foundation. In this paper, we begin by identifying the critical elements or cornerstones of such a foundation and the role they play in enabling an entity to system...

14th ICCRTS ‘C2 and Agility’ Agility through Adaptive Autonomy Topic 7: C2 Approaches and Organization

In any multi-actor environment, there is an inevitable trade-off between achieving global coordination of activities and respecting the autonomy of the actors involved. Agile and resilient behaviour demands dynamic coordination capabilities, but task and resource allocation quickly becomes a demanding challenge in joint NEC environments because of individual constraints and demands. In this pap...

18th ICCRTS: C2 in Underdeveloped, Degraded and Denied Operational Environments

The NATO Network Enabled Operations (NEC) C2 Maturity Model (N2C2M2) defines a number of command and control (C2) Approaches that correspond to various ways to accomplish C2 functions. These Approaches are defined by organizational the allocation of decision rights, patterns of interaction, and the distribution of information. Recent work in C2 theory has considered the differences in performan...