2: Power to edge

Extend enterprise services to the edge

Other Information:

Warfighters must have access to timely, relevant, and accurate information anywhere, anytime. Success depends on the right information being available and usable by commanders at the right time. Therefore, it is no longer sufficient for DoD components to provide segments of the network that are independently developed and managed if these conditions are to be met. DISA will synchronize and integrate efforts with our partners to bring coherence to the network and extend DISA-provided capabilities and services to the edge. This translates into the need for enterprise wide systems engineering, a common strategy and architecture, a single concept of operations for network operations, configuration control, and situational awareness that comprehensively spans the sustaining base to the tactical edge. The Enterprise Information Environment (EIE) provides standards, rules for data accuracy, the framework to place data on the network, and governance of information on the network. As the foundational element of the EIE, Net-Centric Enterprise Services (NCES) supports all mission areas and provides enterprise services to integrate the warfighter, business, and intelligence mission areas. The Department must transform spectrum management, transitioning legacy processes and capabilities to support net-centric operations and warfare. DoD’s spectrum access, when and where needed, is vital to the deployment, employment, and sustainment of a warfighting force anywhere in the world.

Objective(s):

2.1.1: Technical Procedures and Standards

2.1.2: SOA Center of Excellence

2.1.3: SOA/Web Services Migration

2.1.4: New Capability and Service Metrics

2.1.5: Directory Service and Interoperability Standards

2.1.6: Naming Conventions, Schemas, Interface Specifications, Tools, and Interoperability and Performance Standards

2.1.7: DoD Data Strategy

2.1.8: Internal Technical Procedures and Standards

2.1.9: SOA Governance

2.2.1: Situational Awareness

2.2.2: Information Dissemination Management

2.2.3: Information Requirements and Content Staging

2.3.1: GIG Oversight

2.3.2: Technical Baseline

2.3.3: Enterprise Analysis

2.3.4: Compliance Management

2.3.5: Standards

2.4.1: DESMSP and DSMA

2.4.2: DSMA and GESIS

2.4.3: Dynamic Spectrum Access

2.4.4: Technology Investigation and Integration

2.4.5: Management Processes

2.5.1: IP Network and Services

2.5.2: QOS and Delivery Assurance

2.5.3: Communications Network

2.5.4: SATCOM Services

2.5.5: Wireless Strategy

2.6.1: Virtual Provisioning

2.6.2: Dynamic Scaling

2.6.3: Globally Accessible Storage

2.6.4: GCN Vocabulary and Standards

Content