Space

Cyber

Air

Land

Sea

2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 AND BEYOND

AIR

Authorization of agile IT acquisi-

tion ensures software powering

jets and other heavy weaponry

will be iterative and up-to-date

Reaching full operational

capability ensures that defense

sector has dedicated resources

for monitoring and securing

information networks

CYBER

LAND

Framework roadmapped stan-

dardization and consolidation so

that employees operating in any

theater or mission can share

information across interoperable

networks

SEA

New mobility options ensure

military and civilian personnel will

have secure access to information

from any device, anywhere,

anytime

Enterprise-wide security and

situational awareness capabil-

ity will allow cyberthreat data

to be aggregated, correlated

and analyzed in the cloud

SPACE

Challenge launched to leverage

resources and best practices

from private sector and

ultimately create automated security systems

CYBER

AIRThis IaaS platform marks DoD's first step towards cloud services that will be designed, deployed,

and scaled as needed for mission-specific needs

Big data analytics program will analyze environmental, technolo-gy, and personnel data to identify

causal relationships and fuel better decision-making

SPACE

SEAOnline capability offers means for employees to securely collabo-rate and communicate on mission objectives in real time

AIRProposed reforms would allow DoD acquisition to become "proactive, agile, transparent, and innovative" to keep pace with private sector tech

LANDDedicated staff will make digital

experiences for DoD employees

and public more intuitive and

cutting-edge, and developed in partnership with industry

LANDFollowing pilots at the Penta-gon, DoD users will be able to

confidently access information from personal devices

Silicon Valley-based team will collaborate with private sector to optimize DoD techCYBER

Decreased reliance on GPS for navigation, precision, and timing will ensure personnel

and technology can operate in any environmentSPACE

In 2000, the Department of Defense Joint Chiefs of Staff released Joint Vision 2020, a document outlining their ideal DoD. A primary objective of the plan is to achieve full spectrum dominance — superiority in air, land, sea, cyberspace, and outer

space — within 10 years. But how will DoD reach such an ambitious goal? Like many organizations, the department's innovative ability is reliant on advancing its IT prowess. Here, we examine 12 IT milestones marking progress for DoD

transformation not only in cyberspace, but across all domains.Sources:

http://go.usa.gov/3rut4http://www.fraw.org.uk/files/peace/us_dod_2000.pdf

Defense

Authorization Act

U.S. Cyber

Command

Joint

Information

Environment

DoD Mobility

Program

Acropolis Cyber Grand Challenge

milCloud Big Mechanism Program

Online Defense Collaboration

Services

Agile Acquisition to Retain Technological Edge Act

DoD Digital Service

Bring your own device programs

Defense Innovation Unit-X Adaptable Navigation Systems

The DoD of TomorrowAchieving Full Spectrum Dominance