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DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION


future improvements. It pulls data from universal mission threads and advances systems with emerging standards to help Soldiers perform analytics that enable interoperability for our warfighters. I3P uses Federated Mission Networking (FMN) spiral ingest, gap analysis and common operating environment compliance to understand the scale of the task (the now) and manage impacts and benefits (the future). NATO’s Allied Command Transformation defines FMN as “a capability aiming to support command and control and decision-making in future operations through improved information-sharing.” It also pulls data from different sources and capabilities to a centralized platform to help systems integration and resolves interoperability challenges.


I3P does all this by reducing the number of duplicative and outdated systems within the investment portfolio that lack the tools and solutions to enable decision superiority. Tis integral software will further the Army’s understanding and assist in future (technical) procurement, for example, in the Joint Systems Integration Library and recently at Project Convergence 2022, and beyond. I3P will assist the Army in visualizing technical interoperability and architecture challenges.


This is huge in that system authorization has historically been a very long bureaucratic process.


as the Army develops and delivers solutions for multidomain operations.


With multidomain operations being the future of warfighting, I3P provides several capabilities that help Army senior leaders address knowledge gaps. I3P does this by enabling leaders to analyze information concerning standards, data and architec- tures to enhance decisions on the battlefield. Te implementation of this initiative across the enterprise will improve data compat- ibility, interoperability and communications within DOD and with our joint partners.


INTEROPERABILITY DEFINED


Army Regulation 34-1, Multinational Force Interop- erability, defines interoperability as the ability to routinely act together coherently, effectively and effi- ciently to achieve tactical, operational and strategic objectives. Interoperability activities are defined as any initiative, forum, agreement or operation that improves the Army’s ability to operate effectively and efficiently as a component of the joint force and as a member or leader of an alliance or coalition across the range of military operations.


I3P was used in Project Convergence 2022 to highlight its bene- fits in the field. It creates innovative ways to view operations architectures, system architectures and technical architectures to inform warfighting capabilities. I3P pulls data together concern- ing operations, systems and standards to help assess warfighting capabilities. Tese new capabilities assess technical interopera- bility during the Joint Capabilities Integration and Development System requirements and defense acquisition system processes.


MAKE IT LEAN With spending always being an issue, the reduction of outdated and duplicative systems will help information technology (IT) spending and control processes to achieve a cost savings through the divestment of its legacy portfolio. Tis cost savings will posture the Army to acquire advanced technologies and allocate funds for current and future investments in data and the cloud


Trough a partnership with the Office of the Assistant Secretary of the Army for Acquisition, Logistics and Technology, specifi- cally the Office of the Deputy Assistant Secretary of the Army for Data, Engineering and Software, centered around technical standards management and Army interoperability, and working with program executive offices (PEOs)—the PEO for Command, Control, Communications – Tactical and the PEO for Enterprise Information Systems—the CIO addressed the lack of integra- tion and interoperability as well as the operational and technical challenges that come with it by using I3P. Now, directorates that provide logistics, planning and staff management for the integra- tion of programs, processes and initiatives, specifically G-3/4/5/7, will be better able to support the warfighter within the Army’s future systems.


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