Table of Content

• Visions
• Vision [1]


• Missions


• Values


• Goals
• 1: Speed
• 1.1: Innovative Approaches
• 1.2: IT Acquisition
• 1.3: Governance and Oversight
• 1.4: Competition
• 1.5: Performance-Based Approaches
• 1.6: Service Level Agreements
• 1.7: Pilots, Proofs of Concept, and Experiments
• 1.8: Involvement in Sourcing Decisions
• 1.9: Bandwidth, Processing, Storage, and Web Services
• 1.10: Industry Partners
• 2: Power to edge
• 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
• 3: Operational excellence
• 3.1.1: NetOps Architecture
• 3.1.2: Integration of Telecommunications and Computing Service Management
• 3.1.3: GIG Management Automation
• 3.1.4: On-Demand Provisioning Processes and Procedures
• 3.1.5: Operational Standardization
• 3.1.6: Gateway Standardization
• 3.1.7: Service Level Management
• 3.1.8: NetOps Criteria
• 3.2.1: MSPP and MPLS
• 3.2.2: Refreshment and Expansion
• 3.3.1: Virtual or Grid Computing
• 3.3.2: Storage Provisioning and Management
• 4: Sharing and defending information
• 4.1.1: Net-Centric Collaborative Information Environment
• 4.1.2: Technical Procedures and Standards
• 4.1.3: Standard Information Sharing Capabilities
• 4.1.4: Cyber IDs
• 4.1.5: PKI Assessment
• 4.2.1: NIPRNet and SIPRNet
• 4.2.2: Gateways
• 4.2.3: Publicly Visible and Partner-Facing Applications and Services
• 4.2.4: Security Configuration
• 4.2.5: Defense, Attack Sensing, and Situational Awareness Tools and Capabilities
• 4.3.1: Design Evaluation and Testing
• 4.3.2: C&A
• 4.3.3: Standards Compliance
• 4.4.1: Intrusions and Attacks
• 4.4.2: Insider Threat
• 5: Best value
• 5.1.1: Budgets
• 5.1.2: Investment Plan
• 5.1.3: Performance Metrics and Forecasts
• 5.1.4: Simplification
• 5.2.1: Financial Accounting
• 5.2.2: Transparency
• 5.2.3: Cost Recovery
• 5.2.4: Service Metrics
• 5.3.1: Investment-Based Metrics
• 5.3.2: Costing Mechanisms
• 5.3.3: Cost Drivers
• 5.3.4: Cost-Based Policies, Procedures, and Practices