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Consolidated Afloat Networks and
Enterprise Services (CANES)
Re-architecting the Navy’s s C4I Network
Infrastructure
Lockheed Martin SNA Media Brief
11 – January – 2010
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Winning LM CANES Team
Core Team
• General Dynamics provides CDS
Solution
• ViaSat provides IA
• Harris provides Wireless Expertise
• American Systems provides
C&A expertise
Small Business Support
• We Exceed SB Goals
• Commercial Data Systems
provides Virtualization
Expertise
• Trident Supplies Cross-
Domain Chat

Proven Solutions used by the Warfighters
• Mature Solutions - LM Team / Navy
partnership has deployed computing and
network infrastructure for as long as the
Navy has sent computers to sea
– Q-70
NGW-ISNS
CANES
• ISNS Increment II = CANES Increment I
– Deployed solutions on every Navy ship
– Backbone for today’s s C4I and combat systems
• AEGIS, LCS, CRR
ISNS
• ISNS Increment I with Early Adopters is
aboard USS ABRAHAM LINCOLN Carrier
Strike Group ships TODAY
Proven, Low-Risk Performance on Infrastructure Programs

Innovative Collaboration
• LM invested in Technology Collaboration Centers
– TCC-East in DC
– TCC-West in Old Town San Diego
• Leverage best of breed
technologies & innovation
– DoD and academic research
– Small Business innovation
– COTS industry leaders
• Incubate technology in collaborative lab environment
– Support for pilot programs and technology early adopters
– Battle experiments like Trident Warrior
– Risk reduction – Proof of Concept – Evaluate disruptive events
– Co-located with our Navy customers
Improved mission effectiveness for the fleet – Faster

Enterprise Network Problem
• PEO C4I:
– “We’ve lost C4I agility & responsiveness”
– “Lengthy fielding timelines to replace legacy systems”
– “Deployed bandwidth per Sailor is less than a cell phone”
• Disparate / federated systems result in:
– Aging technology that’s s too expensive
– Delayed full operational
capability
– Tight coupling of
operations to infrastructure
• SW & HW stovepipes
• Limited reuse
• Limited competition
– Network Security Vulnerabilities
New approach needed to reduce cost and improve
Speed to Capability for the Warfighter

Achieving Network Agility
• Emulate and “fast follow” commercial best practices
– 100% COTS
• Power of the network – Netcentricity – increases:
– Openness: No stovepipes or vendor lock
– Consolidation: Reduce number of networks & servers
– Utilization: Increase bandwidth and capacity
– Rapid Capability Insertion: Evolve the technology
• LM proven ARCI process performance leveraging
Small Business Innovators
The right information to the Warfighter at the right time

LM Team is Aligned with this Vision
• Enabled by three technology pillars:
– Common Computing Environment (CCE)
• Consolidate and improve utilization
• Promote commonality
• Deliver the Early Adopters
– Cross Domain Solutions (CDS)
• Secure the infrastructure
• Collapse security domains
– Service Oriented Architecture (SOA)
• Decouple HW & SW
• Programs become COI service providers
• Converge Voice / Video / Data
• Improve Network Management
• Minimize Total Ownership Cost
ISNS
The right technologies to enable the Navy vision

LM Technology Approach
• Single architecture with flexible ship designs
– System modeling enables design agility
– Strategic technology management
– “The model is the design”
• Simulation & modeling validate design
– Product models evolve over time
– Validated designs reduce cost and schedule
• Proof of concept and risk reduction experiments
– Prototypes & Technology demonstrations
– Pilot programs & Early Adopter support
– Focus on collaboration & stakeholder engagement
– Verify before you deploy
“Whole System” approach delivers agile solutions
that meet the Navy’s s evolving Mission Objectives

Continuous Technology Evolution
• Future C4I networks are a technology journey
– Not a point solution
– Not a development “Spiral” implying partial implementation
– Continuous technology evolution
• Predict technology obsolescence and disruption
• Accommodate changing Warfighter objectives
• Proactive/strategic COTS management
• Increased capability
• Lockheed has demonstrated
leadership in this approach on
the ARCI program
• ARCI principles applied to
business and technology for
PEO C4I networks
Innovation and Invention are embedded in the process