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THE VALUE OF SYNCHRONIZED AND INTEGRATED MISSILE DEFENSE CAPABILITIES Single Integrated Air Picture Replacing Legacy C2 Systems Customer- Owned Interfaces Cyber Resilient Organizational Tailoring Open Architecture User Friendly Displays Eliminate Single Fail Points Time Critical Advantage Affordability Flexibility Reduce Rolling Stock Smaller Force Package Plug and Fight Future Relevancy Intuitive Information Any Sensor Best Shooter Earlier Engagement Reduce Training Time Network Redundancy Warfighter- Centered IBCS Feature IBCS Benefit Developing the US Army's revolutionary C2 system for joint IAMD enabling any sensor, best shooter IBCS IBCS’s open architecture approach to enable component modernization (e.g., radars, missiles, C2) without major system modifications. This allows the customer to optimize limited resources and facilitate flexible defense designs. With IBCS, the warfighter is part of the decision process from day one. Since they have been integral to its design, warfighters can count on the system to provide them with intuitive, time-critical information to help them continue the fight. IBCS also allows the commanders to have a complete view of the air picture and to be involved in the engagement decisions. Complex regular, symmetric and asymmetric air and missile threats can come from any direction. IBCS utilizes all available information to unleash the potential capabilities of weapons and sensors Plug-and-fight ensures that current and future sensors and weapon systems can interact with other devices in the same network. This approach allows new peripherals be easily incorporated, allowing warfighters to take advantage of integrated Army and joint capabilities. Built In Trust: Proven cyber resiliency is woven into multiple layers of the system to ensure that our customers’ missions remain safe © 2017 Copyright Northrop Grumman ePROCs #17-2099
