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presents its 9th annual NCW training conference: will affect DoD
spending priorities!

January 25-28, 2010

Hyatt Regency Crystal City
Arlington, VA

Featuring:

Information Superiority for Successful Hybrid Warfare

Featuring Keynotes By:

Gen James Cartwright, USMC
Vice Chairman of the Joint
Chiefs of Staff
Gen James Mattis, USMC
Commander
United States Joint Forces Command
GEN Peter Chiarelli, USA
Vice Chief of Staff, US Army
LTG Keith Alexander, USA
Director, NSA/CSS
LTG Carroll Pollett, USA
Director, DISA
Lt Gen Kurt Herrmann, DEU AF
Director, NATO CIS Services Agency (NCSA)
LTG Michael Vane, USA
Director, ARCIC
Dr. Ronald Jost
Deputy Assistant Secretary of
Defense for C3, Space, and
Spectrum, OASD NII/CIO

ALL NEW for 2010:

• ALL NEW speakers
• The impact of network enabled
operations on hybrid warfare Align your
organization’s
• Modernization efforts across strategy with
all services current DoD policy
and funding
• Latest policy developments priorities
• Guidelines for new
acquisition processes

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 January 25-28, 2010
Hyatt Regency Crystal City
Arlington, VA

Featuring:

Information Superiority for Successful Hybrid Warfare

Who You Will Meet
Dear Colleague, IDGA’s Network Enabled Operations
assembles the most respected minds in the
IDGA’s NCW is now Network Ena community with the sole objective of
bled Operations! advancing the development of netcentric
operations. The event provides you with
Welcome to the world's largest
gathering of net-centric thinkers unparalleled networking opportunities: You
operators! and
will meet senior-level professionals from
government agencies, military units,
The Network Enabled Operations contractors, and technology service providers
Summit builds on NCW’s tradition
largest and most respected event as the world’s with the following responsibilities:
focused on network enabled operatio
premier forum for the exchange of ns, and the
plans and best practices on net-cent • C2/C4ISR Operators and Acquisition
ric innovation.
Executives
Attend and get information on the
latest operational experiences and • Systems Engineers
groundbreaking and significant gove the most
rnment and industry initiatives to • Government and Industry Program
insights into future large scale initia date , as well as Managers
tives and the development of futu
re capabilities. • Research Scientists
The 2010 program will focus on the • Technical Directors Modernization
policy, requirements, and acquisi
to enable interoperable, networke tion needed • Requirements
d joint and coalition forces. It
attendees with timely information will also provide • Operations
regarding the change in DOTMPL
enable hybrid warfare. F required to • Network Security Professionals
• Electronic Warfare
• Strategic Plans and Policy
The goal of the event is to provide
battlefield commanders with acce • Business unit manager
current, accurate, and reliable ss to
information in order to make mor
and timely command decisions e informed
under any circumstances.
Specific themes for 2010 include
: About IDGA
•
Creating and operating accessible, The Institute for Defense &
secure, and reliable networks to
tactical edge the Government Advancement
•
Capability requirements for sha (IDGA) is a non-partisan
red situational awareness and
networked C4ISR information based organization dedicated to
•
What now? Joint service moderni the promotion of innovative ideas in public
zation efforts, including BCT mod
and other programs of the futu ernization, service and defense. We bring together
re
•
New thoughts, ideas, policies, and speaker panels comprised of military and
procedures needed for the new government professionals while attracting
administration
•
“Net-Centric Report Cards”: Prog delegates with decision-making power from
ress being made and case studies military, government and defense industries.
programs and initiatives that are on
models for success
I look forward to meeting you in Janu
ary!
Very Respectfully,
Join the NCW
PS: Don’t miss the all new LinkedIn Group!
tactical networking workshop This is your chance to stay in touch and
network with netcentric professionals and
fellow event attendees all year round!
Thomas Engelman
Program Director sessions on page 9!
IDGA

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 2009
NCW Awards™
Winners:
Outstanding Government
Program:
Winner:
PEO C3T Tactical Battle
Command-Command Post
of the Future
Runner-up:
PEO C4I PMW 140 Joint
Program Office - Deployable
Joint Command and Control

Outstanding Industry
Achievement:
Be recognized as a leader in NCW! Winner:
IDGA’s NCW Awards™ are the most prestigious awards in the NCO discipline. These awards Cross Match Technologies
celebrate those who exemplify and advance the principles and capabilities of netcentric - Mission Oriented Biometric
operations. This year’s award categories include: System (MOBS)
1. Outstanding US Government Program Runner-up: Lockheed Martin
Systems Integration Owego
2. Outstanding Contribution to the Development of Network Centric Operations - A-10 Precision Engagement
3. Outstanding Network Centric Program from a Coalition Partner
Outstanding Network
4. The Outstanding Industry Achievement Award
Centric Program from a
5. The Arthur K. Cebrowski Award – nominate a colleague, peer, or mentor! Coalition Partner:
Winner:
2010 NCW Awards™ Judges Dutch Ministry of Defence
- Yourdefence.nl
Dr. Ron Jost Terry Morgan Fred Stein COL David Moore, USA Runner-up:
Deputy Assistant Secretary of Chairman, Network Centric Distinguished Principal Project Manager, Battle UK MoD - Project OVERTASK
Defense for C3, Space, and Operations Industry Engineer, MITRE Command, PEO C3T
Spectrum, OASD NII/CIO Consortium - Cebrowski Award Recipient! LtCol (GS) Sönke Outstanding Contribution
Dag Wilhelmsen Stephen Rejto Dr. Andreas Tolk Marahrens to the Development of
Technical Director, NATO Assistant Division Leader, Associate Professor, DEU FLO to USJFCOM J9 & Network Centric Operations:
Communication and Systems Communications Division, Engineering Management Concept Developer Winner:
Agency Massachusetts Institute of and Systems Engineering, Old - Cebrowski Award Recipient! DoD/DoJ/DHS/ODNI - UCORE
- Cebrowski Award Recipient! Technology Lincoln Laboratory Dominion University Runner-up:
NATO HQ Supreme Allied
Apply online at Command, Transformation
- NATO Friendly Force
www.ncwawards.com! Tracking (NFFT)

Submissions and nominations for the 2010 NCW Awards™ can now be Cebrowski Award:
made online. For category descriptions, eligibility requirements, and
Winner:
submission guidelines, please visit www.ncwawards.com.
Dag Wilhelmsen
Award finalists will be notified in early January and winners will be
announced at the 2010 NCW Awards™ and Reception on Tuesday,
January 26, 2010.

The NCW Awards™ Reception is an additional registration option.

Please see page 12 for more details.

Application Deadline: Tuesday, December 8, 2009

2010 NCW Awards™ and Reception

Tuesday January 26, 2010 - 7:15-9:30 pm
Join your peers and colleagues as IDGA announces the 2010 NCW
Awards™ winners. The awards presentation will be followed by dinner
and entertainment.

Register for the awards

early to guarantee your
seat! Please see page 12
for more details

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 Technology Demonstration Day:
Net-Centric Technology Showcase
Monday, January 25, 2010
NCW’s Technology Demonstration Day is a once-a-year opportunity to see the latest cutting-edge solutions available to the C4ISR community. Live
demonstrations illustrate how networks are being used to improve situational awareness and operational effectiveness.
8:00 am – 9:00 am Registration & Coffee
Reduce development costs and associated risks!
9:00 am – 10:00 am A COTS Perspective: Transformational Intraplatform Networks
The GIG, NCO, and the adoption of IPv6 are key initiatives that are driving networking
architectures into the core of every air, land, and sea platform in the battlefield. As a
result, there is a formation of deeply embedded Intra-Platform Networks (IPNs) that are
transforming vehicle electronics from the inside out. This session will discuss the most
current embedded hardware and software technology trends that are helping to
transform vehicle electronics architectures into secure high performance network ready
systems. Attend this session to:
• Learn how to apply the concepts behind Transformational IPNs to create network ready
systems for legacy and future force programs
10:00 am – 11:00 pm The Heart Beacon
The Heart Beacon is an all hazards process that addresses data temporal/exchange
interoperability gaps by Common Alert Protocol CAP instantiated data exchanges for
military, first responder, and commercial/financial domains. By standardizing data
exchange formats, symbol sets, event refresh rates; direct collaboration among military,
financial, and other dissemination and telemetry systems using commercial, open,
standardized frameworks is possible. Router multicast radius are adjustable – e.g.,
increase/decrease with audible tones and vibratory levels based on business logic/military
mission thread logic according to threshold rules visually displayed as concentric color
band expansion/collapse based on DHS and other multi level color/audible advisory
11:00 am – 12:00 pm Powering Next-Gen Command Decision Applications with Highest Performance COTS DBMS
Secure and reliable network access for Battlefield Commanders is of limited value
if the data isn’t returned in time to respond to threat. So, in the past, due to
limitations of traditional DBMSs, highly custom, difficult to develop and hard to
maintain data management systems were required. Now, modern server
platforms have enabled a “3rd” Generation of COTS DBMS capability to leverage
today’s small footprint, large-memory, 64-bit, multi-core computing.
12:00 pm – 1:00 pm Lunch
1:00 pm – 2:00 pm SOSCOE - System of Systems Common Operating Environment - Tactical
Middleware - Military Grade and Commercial Ready
The key to successful mission-critical operations is using one proven network solution.
SOSCOE has proven infrastructure, supports interoperability, features iron-clad cyber
security and offers an expert Help Desk. It enables network-centric and service-oriented
software. In fact, SOSCOE is more than software. It is a community of developers—the
best and brightest in government and industry with a robust user forum to allow
collaboration on the development of future releases and sharing best practices.
2:00 pm – 3:00 pm Global Logistics Support Network (GLSN)
GLSN, a General Dynamics Land Systems approach, to Improve the availability of logistics
data; minimize the footprint of logistics assets, and lower life cycle costs in any mission,
at the right time, anytime, and anywhere. GLSN facilitates communication and data
transmission seamlessly across organizations and integrates the supplier/ customer
workflows. The forum will examine key features of GLSN and the System of Systems
approach designed to meet the objective of end to end enterprise logistics for acquisition
and sustainment on legacy and future platforms.
Attend this session to:
• Learn how to automate the delivery process of Logistic Products utilizing a Web Based
interface
• Automate Work Flow processes related to Delivery of Logistics Support Package
• Gain valuable insight on the challenges and strategies of converting current and legacy
logistic data to a standard format
3:00 pm – 4:00 pm Creating Net-Centric Architecture with the UPDM Standard for DoDAF
After several years of work, with cooperation with the USA, UK, OMG, and industry, the
Unified Profile for DoDAF and MODAF (UPDM) was created for developing Net-Centric
Architecture and supports Service Oriented Architecture, Systems Modeling, while also
supporting both DoD and MOD architecture frameworks.
This presentation will introduce the audience to the new UPDM standard and show how
to develop better architectures faster, and easier.
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• See examples of standard COTS/Modified COTS building blocks such as routers,
switches, processing nodes, storage nodes, graphics engines, interconnects, standard
backplanes, and ‘certifiable’ safety/security software components
• Discover how to use these to reduce costs, reduce risks, and accelerate time to
deployment
Curtis Reichenfeld, Director of Advanced Systems, Curtiss-Wright Controls Electronic
Systems
schemes. Medical triage, alert, evacuation, alternate routing of transportation assets, will
then adjust and filter consistently by commercial world business logic/military mission
threads by zones. Organizations, entities, platforms, vehicle, mobile smart phone type
and sensor equipped devices via router network data heartbeat messages updates will
spontaneously integrate connecting adhoc task forces among disparate entities enabling
the network to be maneuvered to support unified operational, financial, disaster,
humanitarian and situation awareness events/alerts/N1-1 Public services.
Steven McGee, CEO, Simple Wins Concepts LLC
• Learn how to take advantage of this technology to provide low-cost, standards-
based, COTS infrastructure stacks.
• See how this technology can be deployed to support the Tactical User on “site”
or in the Cloud.
• Discover how to use standards-based, COTS DBMS technology to tap widely-
available skill sets to modernize and deliver tactical-edge performance faster.
Stephen Sykes, Vice President, Database Products, Four J’s Development Tools, Inc
Attend this session:
• If you need to build a complex network system that requires secure middleware that is
net-centric, service-oriented and able to successfully interoperate with legacy systems;
• To reduce costs and risks with proven technology
Paul Schoen, SOSCOE Executive Director
Mark Boyd, SOSCOE Chief Engineer, Boeing Technical Fellow
Al Williams, SOSCOE Chief Architect, Boeing Associate Technical Fellow
• Explore GLSN and the Integrated Logistics Management Environment (ILME) to
maximize reuse of logistical data, facilitate communication and data transmission
seamlessly across organizations
• See examples of vehicle diagnostic data uploaded into a support repository utilizing
the GLSN’s online Field Problem Report System
GLSN is an integrated network solution capable of delivering logistics data and
management information at the right time in any mission.
James Garrity, Engineering Specialist, Integrated Logistics Information & Training,
General Dynamics Land Systems
George Khader, Section Manager, Integrated Logistics Information & Training, General
Dynamics Land Systems
The presentation will cover:
• What UPDM is and why you can't escape it
• Modeling Net-Centric Architecture with UPDM
• Understanding UPDM-based tools and their benefits and interoperability
• Using UPDM for DoDAF proposals, development, and operations
Daniel Brookshier, Chief Architect, No Magic, Inc.
 Main Summit Day 1
Tuesday, January 26, 2010

7:00 Registration & Coffee 10:00 US Army Modernization and Networking

Capabilities Objectives

Keynote Remarks
7:50 Chairperson’s Welcome & Opening Remarks • Enabling the warfighter with next generation
John Harms networking solutions
Director, Analysis, Modeling, Simulation & Experimentation, • Next steps for Brigade Combat Team Modernization
Integrated Defense Systems, Boeing GEN Peter Chiarelli, USA
Vice Chief of Staff, United States Army
Opening Keynote Remarks

8:00 DoD Efforts to Support Battlefield

Commanders with Network Enabled Leading Developments for a
Capabilities Net-Enabled Future Force Strategy:

Service Modernization Efforts

• Evolving National security requirements 10:40 US Army Perspective
• Gaining leverage through network enabled operations LTG Michael Vane, USA
Gen James Cartwright, USMC Director, ARCIC, US Army TRADOC
Vice Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff 11:20 US Navy Perspective
Preparing Robert Carey, SES
8:40 Network Enabled Operations for Complex
Warfare Chief Information Officer, Department of the Navy
and Hybrid Warfare
Keynote Remarks

12:00 DISA Perspective

• Joint force C2 for future conventional and irregular threats Becky Harris, SES
• A leader-centric, network enabled approach improves unity Director, GIG Enterprise Services, DISA
of effort and harmony in the fog and friction of war
Gen James Mattis, USMC 12:40 General Luncheon
Commander Private Luncheon
United States Joint Forces Command Sponsored By:
(by invitation only)
9:20 Networking Break
1:40 Network Enabled Capabilities Requirements
and Development at DISA
Afternoon
Keynote

LTG Carroll Pollett, USA

Director, DISA
Commander, Joint Task Force Global Network Operations

2:20 Networking Break

Concurrent Afternoon Tracks

Track A: Network Enabled Command and Control Track B: Creating & Maintaining Secure Networks

3:00 Fielding Coalition Command and Control Systems
Prior to US forces expansion in Afghanistan, each regional command
and subordinate nation conducted operations in geographic and
information isolation from the other. Regional Commands would
provide information as necessary to ISAF headquarters to answer
critical information needs and standard recurring reports. US force
expansion and the resulting demands to integrate operations much
Managing the Army Network: Cyber Operations
and Network Defense Capabilities
Significant threats to our networks and the emergence of cyber
operations have catapulted issues within our battle space to the
forefront of many National, DoD, and Army senior leader forums.
This session will address:
• The challenges to operationalizing the LWN, highlighting the

more tightly require new network and information sharing solutions need for changing the Army cultural aspects which impact how
to increase operational effectiveness and reduce risk. we perceive, command, and control the network
• The A-GNOSC role and responsibilities in executing 9th SC(A)
• PM Battle Command efforts to support CENTCOM network and
CND-SP authorities to defend the network
battle command initiatives
• Critical Army cyber priorities articulated through the use of the
• An overall assessment of actions to date
DOTMLPF framework
COL David Moore, USA
COL Barry Hensley, USA
Project Manager,
Commander, Army Global Network Operations and Security Center
Battle Command PEO C3T

The caliber of speakers and valuable information provided made this the best conference I have attended in quite
some time. I recommended to the other directors in my company that this is a must attend event for next year.
Thanks again and I look forward to next year's event!
– John Langford, VP and Director, Airborne Electronic Combat Division, Northrop Grumman PRB Systems

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3:40 Network Enabled UAV Operations Marine Corps Network Operations & Security
• Emerging needs for Network Enabled UAS Operations
Center (MCNOSC)
• New principles for establishing an advanced UAS Ground • Ensuring the availability and security of the network for the
Segment Marine Corps
• Using UASs in joint Network Centric Operations and in Time • Attack detection and incident response capabilities
Sensitive Target (TST) situations • Technical development of network-enabled IT solutions
• Advanced operation, control and training solutions for Network
Col Robert A. Gearhart, Jr, USMC
Enabled UAS Operations
Commanding Officer, Marine Corps Network Operations &
Danny Ron & Nir Tel-Oren Security Center
Israel Aerospace Industries

4:20 Networking Break

4:50 Providing the Army, Joint, and Allied DNIs Initiatives to Increase Secure Networking
Warfighter with Command Posts, Voice and Capabilities
Data Communication Equipment and Systems • DNI/CIO vision, challenge & approach
• Integrated Command Post Capabilities • Identifying security tools for
• Radio Modernization Strategy net-centric environment
• Command Post System of Systems • Balancing security and information sharing
COL Cris Boyd, USA Greg Gardner
Project Manager, Command Posts, Deputy Intelligence Community Chief Information Officer for
PEO C3T Information Integration and Sharing, Office of the Director of
National Intelligence

5:30 Improving Shared Situational Awareness in Current DARPA Programs Designed to Improve
Complex Terrains the Security of IT Systems
• What DRDC is doing to improve cooperative situational
and Networks
awareness in complex terrains • Overview of current and future DARPA programs designed to
• Overview of DND/CF Network Enabled Operations Working improve the security of DoD networks
Paper • Funding opportunities for new technology
• Fielding timelines for current programs
Paul Labbé
Head S&T Capability Management, Chief Scientist Office, Defence Dr. Brian Pierce
Research and Development Canada Deputy Director, STO, DARPA

6:15 Cocktail Reception

7:15 2010 NCW Awards™ Ceremony

Very impressed! I've been going to several conferences over the years but this event was exceptional. It covered the
entire spectrum of NCW through the talent of the speakers and the Q&A sessions that were presented.
– Robin Ruiz Booker, Systems Engineer, Aerospace Corporation

By far the most informative and intellectually stimulating conference I've been to.
– Bill Sydow, President, Max Consulting

The conference was one of the best that I have attended in years. All of the speakers presented interesting and
useful information. We developed a number of leads and contacts and intend to follow up with them vigorously.
Thanks for a job well done
– Michael M. Holland, VP & General Manager, Sparta Corporation

Thanks so much for your support and a very professional event! Well organized!... As always, you guys bring out the
experts with the knowledge and know how and that is what we need at the conference
– Col John Camps, Deputy Director, Air Force Center for Systems Engineering

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 Main Summit Day 2
Wednesday, January 27, 2010

7:15 Registration & Coffee Army units in Iraq and Afghanistan

• TIGR works effectively on outage-prone, bandwidth limited
7:50 Chairperson’s Opening Remarks tactical networks; TIGR is currently undergoing
enhancements for mobile access
John Harms
Director, Analysis, Modeling, Simulation & Experimentation, Dr. Mari Maeda
Integrated Defense Systems, Boeing Program Manager, DARPA

8:00 Responsibilities for Cyber Warfare 11:25 Development and Fielding of Cooperative

International Keynote Perspective

Network Enabled Command and Control
• The role of STRATCOM and JFCC-Network Warfare Capabilities
• Establishing a sub-unified command structure for cyber warfare
• Delivering solutions and lending capabilities across • C4ISR Requirements resulting from coalition operations in
all services complex environments
• Provision and sustainment of comprehensive CIS services
LTG Keith Alexander, USA • Information assurance and information security in
Morning Keynote Remarks

Director, National Security Agency/Central Security Service heterogeneous CIS network structures
Commander, JFCC-Network Warfare
Lt Gen Kurt Herrmann, DEU AF
8:40 DoD Spectrum Challenges Director, NATO Communication and Information Systems
Services Agency
• Identifying “gaps” and activities required for successful DoD
implementation 12:05 PEO EIS Capabilities in Support of Network
• Potential operational impact Enabled Battlefield Commanders
Dr. Ronald Jost, SES • Getting programs out of the design and development stage,
Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for C3, Space, and fielding them and getting them into the hands of the users
Spectrum, OASD NII/CIO • New biometric capabilities
• Providing seamless access to data, applications and
9:20 Building the Army Global Network Enterprise enterprise services anywhere at any time
MG Susan Lawrence, USA
Commanding General, NETCOM/9th SC(A) Gary Winkler, SES
Program Executive Officer, PEO EIS, US Army
10:00 Networking Break First Release of
Operational and
12:45 Lunch
10:45 TIGR (Tactical Ground Reporting) Technical Details
System in Iraq and Afghanistan 1:45 How the Network Supports, Aides, and
Assists the Principal Missions in Iraq and
Afternoon
Keynote

• TIGR (Tactical Ground Reporting) System is a media-rich, Afghanistan

geospatial information management/ command and control
system for company and below users Fred Stein
• TIGR was initially deployed to Iraq in January 2007 and Distinguished Principal Engineer, MITRE
proved itself to be an indispensable COIN tool; usage has
grown at an unprecedented rate and is now used by all

Concurrent Afternoon Tracks

Track A: Network Enabled Command and Control Track B: Architectures in Support of Net-Centric Operations

2:30 Enabling Decision Superiority through a NextGen: Coming Together to Achieve a Critical
Responsive CIS Services Framework in National Objective
Expeditionary Operations • Challenges of truly interagency information exchange: some
• Applying best practices CIS services/ IT support principles and breakthroughs and some brick walls
frameworks to the coalition battlefield • Net centric elements of transforming the National Airspace
• Mitigating conventional procurement program delays with field System by 2025
proven and sustainable spiral development capabilities
Col Douglas Wreath, USAFR
• The critical value of testing and V&V capabilities for risk
Director, Net-Centric Operations Division, Joint Planning and
mitigating upgrades and federated systems interoperability in
Development Office (JPDO)
operations
Dag Wilhelmsen
Technical Director
NATO Communication and Information Systems Services Agency

3:10 Networking Break

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3:40 Wireless Network After Next: Building the Panel: Cloud Computing Requirements for the
Future Network for C4I Systems Tactical User
• Technology created by the WNaN effort will provide reliable
• Providing reach back capabilities for the tactical user without
and highly-available battlefield communications at low system sacrificing reliability or security
cost
• Facilitating time sensitive information sharing at all command levels
• Development of robust networking architecture(s) that will Dr. Mary Ann Malloy
exploit high-density node configurations from related DARPA Senior Principal Engineer, MITRE
programs
• Update on fielding transition timeline Tim Grance
Program Manager, Cyber and Network Security, NIST
Dr. Bruce Fette
Program Manager, DARPA

4:20 Command and Control at the Platform Level Managing Sensors in the DoD’s Net-Centric
and Below Environment: A Live BMD/SSA/Cyber
Demonstration
• Overview of TCM Mission
• Update of the current FBCB2 program • Overview of the DoD’s NCO vision and architecture
• Evolution of FBCB2 _ JCR _ JBC-P • NCO enabling technologies (sensor sidecars, services, data
• Linkage between C2 and Combat Identification feeds, security)
• Requirements Evolution for Platform Battle Command • Playback of live flight NCO demonstration: Space Surveillance,
Missile flight, sensor tasking, cyber attack
COL Dwayne Carman, USA
TRADOC Capability Manager, Platform Battle Command and Stephan Rejto
Combat Identification TCM PBC CID Assistant Division Leader, Communications Division, Massachusetts
Institute of Technology Lincoln Laboratory

5:00 End of Main Summit

2010 Speaker Roster

Gen James Cartwright, USMC
Vice Chairman of the Joint Chiefs
of Staff
Gen James Mattis, USMC
Commander, United States Joint
Forces Command
GEN Peter Chiarelli, USA
Vice Chief of Staff, United States
Army
LTG Carroll Pollett, USA
Director, DISA and Commander,
Joint Task Force Global Network
Operations
Lt Gen Kurt Herrmann, DEU AF
Director, NATO Communication
and Information Systems Agency
LTG Keith Alexander, USA
Director, National Security
Agency/Central Security Service
Commander, JFCC-Network
Warfare
LTG Michael Vane, USA
Director, ARCIC, US Army
TRADOC
Robert Carey, SES
Chief Information Officer,
Department
of the Navy
Dr. Ronald Jost, SES
Deputy Assistant Secretary of
Defense for C3, Space, and
Spectrum, OASD NII/CIO
MG Susan Lawrence, USA
Commanding General
NETCOM/9th SC(A)
Gary Winkler, SES
Program Executive Officer, PEO
EIS, US Army
Becky Harris, SES
Director, GIG Enterprise Services,
DISA
Greg Gardner
Deputy Intelligence Community
Chief Information Officer for
Information
Integration and Sharing, Office of
the Director of National
Intelligence
Dag Wilhelmsen
Technical Director, NATO
Communication and Information
Systems Agency
Paul Labbé
Head S&T Capability
Management, Chief Scientist
Office, Defence Research and
Development Canada
COL David Moore, USA
Project Manager, Battle Command
PEO C3T
COL Barry Hensley, USA
Commander, Army Global
Network, Operations and Security
Center
COL Cris Boyd, USA
Project Manager, Command Posts,
PEO C3T
COL Dwayne Carman, USA
TRADOC Capability Manager,
Platform Battle Command and
Combat Identification TCM PBC
CID
Col Robert A. Gearhart, Jr,
USMC
Commanding Officer, Marine
Corps Network Operations &
Security Center
Col Douglas Wreath, USAFR
Director, Net-Centric Operations
Division, Joint Planning and
Development Office (JPDO)
Fred Stein
Distinguished Principal Engineer,
MITRE
Dr. Brian Pierce
Deputy Director, STO, DARPA
Dr. Mari Maeda
Program Manager, DARPA
Stephan Rejto
Assistant Division Leader,
Communications Division,
Massachusetts Institute of
Technology Lincoln Laboratory
Thomas Llanso
Johns Hopkins University Applied
Physics Laboratory
Andreas Tolk, PhD
Associate Professor, Engineering
Management & Systems
Engineering, Old Dominion
University
Jack Burbank
Principal Professional Staff,
Supervisor,
Wireless Information Operations, The
Johns Hopkins University Applied
Physics Laboratory
Tim Grance
Program Manager, Cyber and
Network
Security, NIST
Dr. Mary Ann Malloy
Senior Principal Engineer, MITRE
Dr. Bruce Fette
Program Manager, DARPA
Dr. Tom Halford
Trellisware
Danny Ron
Israel Aerospace Industries
Nir Tel-Oren
Israel Aerospace Industries
Curtis Reichenfeld
Director of Advanced Systems, Curtiss-
Wright Controls Electronic Systems
Melinda Whitfield
Senior Strategist, Unified Cross
Domain Management Office
Stephen Sykes
Vice President, Database Products,
Four J’s Development Tools, Inc
Steven McGee
CEO, Simple Wins Concepts LLC
John Harms
Director, Analysis, Modeling,
Simulation & Experimentation,
Integrated Defense Systems, Boeing
Paul Schoen
SOSCOE Executive Director
Mark Boyd
SOSCOE Chief Engineer, Boeing
Technical Fellow
Al Williams
SOSCOE Chief Architect, Boeing
Associate Technical Fellow
James Garrity
Engineering Specialist, Integrated
Logistics Information & Training,
General Dynamics Land Systems
George Khader
Section Manager, Integrated Logistics
Information & Training, General
Dynamics Land Systems

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Secure Networks for the Tactical
User Workshops Thursday, January 28, 2010
Workshops at IDGA’s Network Enabled Operations Summit will provide This year’s workshops will focus on building and maintaining
insight into the most promising technical advances in tactical robust, user friendly, and secure tactical networks.
networking for the military and NGO operator.
NCW Workshops are in-depth, hands-on training sessions where you’ll
Edge users are often faced with limited network infrastructure and a lack work with your peers and colleagues in a classroom environment. Walk
of user friendly security protocols. As a result time sensitive information away with the information and relationships for use the minute you
may be delayed or corrupted before reaching the user, providing limited return to your command or office.
or no value. Operators may also be hindered from transmitting critical
information securely to other tactical users or command posts.

8:00 am – 8:30 am Registration & Coffee

1 8:30 am – 10:30 am
Assured Information Sharing in Heterogeneous Tactical Environments
This workshop explores opportunities and challenges that confront the military in • Risks/benefits of just-in-time sharing environments and tactically deployed
the tactical context, where warfighters are expected to process sensitive, time- cross domain solutions
critical information in harsh environments and often with allies and coalition
partners. A key question is how to adequately safeguard tactical information How you will benefit:
• Tactical information sharing problems and potential solutions
availability, integrity, and confidentiality without over-protecting data and thus
• The netcentricity trend and implications for expanded cyber threats at the
hindering sharing. Following an overview presentation, a panel of experts will
provide perspective and help frame key issues. tactical edge
• Tactical cyberspace as its own battlefield to be fought

What will be covered:

• Current technical barriers to information sharing, including data over-
Thomas Llanso
classification and system assurance issues Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory
• Information sharing architectural tradeoffs
Melinda Whitfield
Senior Strategist, Unified Cross Domain Management Office

2 10:30 am – 12:30 pm
Data Engineering for Composable Net-Centric Services
Service-oriented architectures (SOA) running on the Global Information Grid How you will benefit:
GIG) should provide functionality to the military user that can be composed • Translate these ideas into engineering methods that need to be applied if

based on the current operational requirements. The tutorial will introduce the an operational service needs to be integrated into the net-centric
steps of data engineering using well-defined engineering methods, including environment
the underlying mathematical frame. • Applying data engineering

• Adapting a system to support a common operational picture using the

What will be covered:
• Net-Centric Data Strategy (What it is; where it supports the LCIM; where it
JC3IEDM Visualizer
leaves gaps that need to be closed)
• Joint command, control and consultation information exchange data model
Andreas Tolk, PhD
• Data Engineering (Administration, Management,
Associate Professor, Engineering Management & Systems Engineering
Old Dominion University
Alignment, Transformation)

12:30 pm – 1:00 pm Lunch

3 1:00 pm – 3:00 pm
Building Next Generation Military Networks with Commercial Technology
This tutorial provides an overview of commercial wireless networking technologies How you will benefit:
within the context of the commercial domain and the potential roles of these • Discover the basic capabilities of these technologies

technologies in the evolving network-centric warfighting force • Receive a comprehensive overview of key existing and emerging

commercial wireless network technologies

What will be covered:
• Overview of key architectural visions that play an important part in the developing Jack Burbank

wireless Internet Principal Professional Staff, Supervisor, Wireless Information Operations

• Detailed overview of a select set of key emerging disruptive wireless technologies The Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory
• Overview of key pervasive commercial network technologies

4 3:00 pm – 5:00 pm
Tactical Mobile Ad Hoc Networking for High-Quality, Low-Latency Streaming Video
This tutorial seeks to present a recent software defined radio (SDR) evaluation How you will benefit:
platform for tactical mobile ad hoc networking (MANET) • Extend use of current technology for tactical video streaming

• Reduce latency time to deliver time sensitive, high bandwidth information

What will be covered:
• Addressing the challenges of delivering high bandwidth video to the warfighter
to the warfighter
• Improve situational awareness through streaming video rather than
• Overview of current tactical MANET platforms including
traditional text based information
capabilities and limitations
• GHz band operation and LPI/LPD enhancement Dr. Tom Halford
Trellisware

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 Sponsors & Exhibitors
L-3 Communications,
Communication Systems
Website: www.l-3com.com/csw
L-3 Communications, Communication Systems - West, Salt Lake City, Utah,
has built high capacity, wideband data link radios since 1957. Beginning with
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the company today produces UAV data links for the Pioneer, the Fire Scout,
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Boeing is the world's leading aerospace company and largest and most
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Stark Aerospace
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Stark Aerospace, Inc is a global defense contractor headquartered in
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Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI)
Website: www.iai.co.il
Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI) is globally recognized as a leader in the
development of defense and aerospace technology. With a half-century of
designing, engineering, and manufacturing for customers throughout the
world, IAI sales in 2007 totaled $3.3 billion, compared to $2.8 billion in
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provide Ad-Hoc Multi Mission Control for Joint Operations with Embedded
Simulation. As a member of NCOIC, MagNet is a designated authority that
provides Net-Centric Concepts, Standards and Technologies for the
modern, digital and computerized Joint Armed Forces.
No Magic Inc
Website: www.nomagic.com
No Magic Inc, the leading solutions provider of business process and architecture
modeling software with its MagicDraw® product lines supports the full
application lifecycle of the enterprise from business requirements and planning
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processes, applications, information and technology. MagicDraw® supports
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headquartered in Plano, Texas with operations worldwide.
Sponsorship and Exhibition Opportunities Still Available!
For more information on sponsoring or exhibiting please contact Rahul Kaul at 416-597-4754 or rahul.kaul@idga.org
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Cisco Systems, Inc
Website: www.cisco.com/go/defense
Cisco Systems, Inc. is the worldwide leader in networking for the Internet. Today,
networks are an essential part of business, education, government and home
communications, and Cisco Internet Protocol-based (IP) networking solutions are the
foundation of these networks. Innovation is core to Cisco’s product development
strategy. As governments drive towards network-centric operations, Cisco recognizes
that features and functionality provided across the network must enhance availability,
reliability and security of networks and interconnected systems. Cisco is committed to
providing secure end-to-end solutions, and specialized engineering in support of
governments' day-to-day operations, as well as providing thought leadership
supporting the ongoing transformation to integrated network-centric operations.
QinetiQ North America
Website: www.qinetiq-na.com
QinetiQ North America delivers government agencies and commercial customers
world-class technology and responsive solutions to urgent, complex challenges. An
independent, innovative technology provider with over a billion dollars in revenue, it
operates with small company agility while leveraging significant global resources.
More than 6,400 QinetiQ North America engineers, scientists and professionals have
the mission knowledge and proven performance to meet the rapidly changing
demands of national defense, homeland security, information assurance, and cyber
operations customers. QinetiQ North America is part of QinetiQ Group PLC, one of
the world’s leading defense and security technology companies. For more information,
please visit www.QinetiQ-NA.com
Four J’s
Website: www.4js.com
Four J's has licensed over a million copies of Genero®, an integrated
development environment and RDBMS, to thousands of government
and industry customers worldwide. Genero® db, a standards-based, next-generation
RDBMS optimized for today’s higher performing, networked, multi-core SMP servers,
delivers tactical-edge performance to support thousands of concurrent users, and sub-
second failover/recovery for "always-on" applications in Network Enabled Operations
Systems using dedicated or Cloud-based resources. Visit us today at our website.
Curtiss-Wright
Website: www.curtisswright.com
For over a century, Curtiss-Wright has delivered innovative technology to the global
defense and aerospace market. From Glenn Curtiss and the Wright brothers achieving the
first flight in 1903, to the world’s first VME ASIC chip in the early 1990s, and now the
first VME next generation DSP and SBC cards with the new VPX connection standard, we
are at the forefront of technology innovation for our customers. Today, we offer advanced
ruggedized processing technology, along with high-powered graphic platforms, seamless
communication technologies and innovative COTS packaging. These solutions deliver sub
system level mission-critical reliability for today’s and tomorrow’s military platforms.
General Dynamics Land Systems
Website: www.gdls.com
Simple Wins Concepts LLC
Website: www.sawconcepts.com
Primary inventor of: The Heart Beacon for interoperability, synergy & synchronicity of
disaster / risk reduction & management; network management; situational event, alert &
information services data. The Heartbeat Beacon is an International Common Operational
Picture (NCOP) strategy focused on Homeland / National Security & situational awareness
synchronization and integration between military and non-military Communities of Interest
/ systems / “network of networks” / “system of systems” e.g., Telco PSAPs. Contact us at
stevenjmcgee@sawconcepts.com.
Media Partners
Media Sponsor
Defense Technology International
Website: www.AviationWeek.com/dti
Aviation Week is the largest multimedia information and services provider for
the global aviation, aerospace and defense industries. Over 1.2 million industry
professionals rely on Aviation Week for their total forecasting, marketing and
information needs. Aviation Week’s Defense Technology International (DTI)
delivers unprecedented editorial coverage and expertise to navigate today’s
critical technology-driven decisions, enabling defense leaders to better
formulate strategy and procurement across land, sea and air. Other publications
include Aviation Week & Space Technology, Overhaul & Maintenance, Business
& Commercial Aviation, ShowNews, International Aviation (China), Air
Transport Observer (Russia) and Aviation Week’s Business Intelligence Services,
which includes Aviation Daily and Aerospace Daily & Defense Report. Other
capabilities include, the World Aerospace Database, AviationWeek.com and 12
major conferences and exhibitions in the MRO, defense and programs sectors.
The portfolio also includes Aviation Week Intelligence Network (AWIN) and
MRO Prospector (MROP), two of the industry’s most integrated business tool
for managers, business developers, buyers and technical professionals.
Media Partners
C4ISR Journal
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C4ISR Journal and its companion website C4ISRJournal.com are authoritative
information sources on intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance, a fast-
growing field that is shaping the face of modern warfare. Products of Army
Times Publishing Company, a subsidiary of Gannett Co, Inc C4ISR Journal and
C4ISRJournal.com are sources of record for the global network-centric warfare
community. Army Times Publishing Company is the world's largest publisher
of professional military and defense periodicals with a strong heritage and
tradition of meeting the highest standards of independent journalism.
Defense Systems
Website: www.DefenseSystems.com
Published 10 times per year by 1105 Government Information Group, Defense
Systems provides the most comprehensive, integrated coverage of defense
information technology, C4ISR and net-centric warfare. It is the magazine of
NCW and the knowledge technologies that enable it. From enterprise systems
to tactical IT, from satellites and geospatial to networks, sensors and combat
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serves the information needs of 32,000 senior IT professionals across the armed
forces, defense and intelligence agencies.
Military Information Technology
Website: www.military-information-technology.com
The trust Military Information Technology shares with the flag officers, their
staffs and Congress is the key to the effectiveness of our approach. MIT
presents a forum for discussion of the issues inherent in the current computing
and acquisition revolutions, as well as keeping abreast of the latest
developments in information warfare. MIT has a mix of reportage, analysis and
technical writing. Program Notes, COTSacopia (presenting commercial products
of interest to military buyers) and Data Bytes. The “power of the cover” assures
MIT’s longer shelf life and incredible pass along readership deep into the
Information Technology organizations we target and serve. MIT’s history is one
of growth, based on serving the military customer and the industry solutions
providers in state of the art partnership. MIT is beautifully printed, has a
matching website, weekly electronic newsletters and soon, almost monthly
GMags. With only one rate increase in eleven years, it is affordable for
advertisers large and small.
Defense Daily
Website: www.defensedaily.com
For nearly 47 years, Defense Daily has been the leading daily publication for
business leads and defense market intelligence in land, sea, air, and space
initiatives. We’re delivering our award winning reporting to almost 250,000
users a month. Learn about money-making opportunities in: Aircraft, Naval
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Media Partnership Opportunities Still Available!
For more information on becoming a media partner or obtaining a press pass please contact Tatiana Pose at 212-885-2759 or tatiana.pose@idga.org.
Register Today! Call Rahul Kaul: 416-597-4754 or email: rahul.kaul@idga.org
Defense Update
Website: www.defense-update.com
Defense Update online bi-monthly defense magazine highlights defense
programs worldwide including land, air, naval, C4ISR, intelligence, and net-centric
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ASDNews brings the latest aerospace, defense, and security news from
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Defence Guide
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Defence-Guide is an international military site which has as primary scope
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includes: Companies' profiles/products/projects; Military magazines; Event
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Press articles and press releases; Connection to Think Tanks (cooperation with
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VB/Research is a leading global source of research and deal intelligence on
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 Registration Information
Pricing
Military, Government Register by Register by Standard
3 Easy Ways to Register!
& Academia* Fri Nov 6 Fri Dec 18
Net-Centric Technology
Showcase (Mon Jan 25) $500 $500 $500
Email: rahul.kaul@idga.org
2 Day Main Summit
(Tues-Wed Jan 26-27) $799 $899 $999 Phone: 416-597-4754
2010 NCW Awards™
Ceremony & Reception Fax: 416-598-7934, 24 hours a day
(Tues Jan 27) $99 $99 $99
Secure Networks for the
Tactical User Workshops
(Thu Jan 28) $500 $500 $500
Superpass (all 4 days, not
including NCW Awards™) $1,499 $1,599 $1,699
- Best Value!

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Net-Centric Technology

Crystal City, VA by Aaron Kuhn

Showcase (Mon Jan 25) $500 $500 $500 There’s a hot new scene in Crystal City... alive with
the coolest, most current restaurants and sidewalk
2 Day Main Summit cafes that color tree lined streets, inspired shopping
(Tues-Wed Jan 26-27) $999 $999 $999 and world class hotels. Explore over 200 stores,
2010 NCW Awards™ shops, and eateries or grab a cappuccino and relax
Ceremony & Reception in one of Crystal City’s nine beautiful parks.
(Tues Jan 27) $99 $99 $99 Served by its own METRO (blue and yellow lines)
Secure Networks for the stop, its own Virginia Rail Express (VRE) station,
Tactical User Workshops and several commuter bus lines, Crystal City makes getting around the entire Washington
(Thu Jan 28) $500 $500 $500 Region a snap. Conveniently near Reagan National Airport, The Pentagon, and the
Pentagon City Mall, it also has direct access to major highways, and even a direct link to
Superpass (all 4 days, not the Mt. Vernon Bike Trail.
including NCW Awards™) $1,699 $1,799 $1,899
- Best Value! For more information about Crystal City please visit www.crystalcity.org and
www.crystalcity.com.
* This category does NOT include government contractors. Contractors are
considered civilian/industry for the purpose of determining registration fees.
Hyatt Regency Crystal City
Team Discounts* at Reagan National Airport
Number of Attendees Savings of:
2799 Jefferson Davis Highway
3 to 4 10%
5 or more 15% Arlington, VA 22202
Phone: 703-418-1234
Dress Code: Web: www.crystalcity.hyatt.com
Military personnel are kindly requested to be in uniform. Appropriate attire for
Industry is business casual.

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A $99 processing charge will be assessed to all registrations not accompanied mention NCW-IDGA. Please note that you are eligible for this rate three days prior and
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Place yourself in the heart of it all at Hyatt Regency Crystal City at Reagan National Airport. This
newly renovated hotel is perfectly positioned to allow you easy access to the entire DC area, with a
complimentary shuttle to the airport. Visit monuments and museums, take in a show or a game, or
tour historical sites, all just minutes away. Within this spectacularly updated hotel in Crystal City,
you’ll discover the services and amenities only Hyatt can provide – expansive meeting and exhibit
spaces, award-winning dining, and inviting new guestrooms. The hotel features T-Mobile Hotspot
Wireless Broadband on guest floors and in public areas, and wired Broadband access are available on
guest floors 15-18.
Complimentary Shuttle to Reagan National Airport – 5:00am to midnight
Pickup is every 20 minutes at the top of the hour and 20 minutes and 40 minutes past the hour.
Complimentary shuttle to Crystal City Metro - 5:30am to midnight
Take the Blue or Yellow line to the Crystal City Station. Take the escalators up to the street and once
at the top, turn to the left toward the brown Metro sign. The Hyatt shuttles stop at the corner (look
for the White\Red Shuttle sign) every 1/2 hour. For pick-up at the METRO, you may call the hotel
directly at 703-418-1234. Alternatively, the hotel is only a 10 minute walk away.
The shuttle leaves the hotel every 15 minutes on the hour and _ hour, _ hour, and _ hour to the
Crystal City Metro.
Parking
Parking is available at the hotel’s indoor garage. Valet service only. Rates are as follows:
0-2 hours: $10 2-4 hours: $15 4-6 hours: $18 Over 6 hours: $25
Unlimited access in and out or overnight guests: $25
For additional transportation options and more information about the hotel and its surroundings,
please visit the hotel’s website.
 presents its 9th annual NCW training conference:

January 25-28, 2010

Hyatt Regency Crystal City
Arlington, VA

Featuring:

Information Superiority for Successful Hybrid Warfare

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