Acquisition Outlook

1
Acquisition Outlook Priorities

• 5 April 2007
• RADM Michael C. Bachmann, USN
• Commander, Space Naval Warfare Systems Command
• Chief Operating Officer, Naval NETWAR FORCEnet
  Enterprise

2
Delivering Capability to the Warfighter

• C4ISR as a Force Multiplier
• Sought-after capabilities
• IED-Protect
• Increased Bandwidth
• ISR
• Coalition Collaboration Tools
• Overall Concerns
• Speed to capability
• Focus on sustainment
• Separate hardware from software

3
Shared Execution Responsibilities

• Govt/Industry Partnership essential
• Responsibilities will increase as funding
  decreases
• DoD Acquisition Reform

4
A Couple of Success Stories

• MUOS
• Govt. / Contractor Commitment
• Use of Lean Six Sigma
• Award Incentive Structure
• 10-fold Increase in Capacity
• On Timeline

5
AIS(Automatic Identification System)

• Benefits to Navy
• Safety at Sea / Navigation
• Situational Awareness / Common Operational
  Picture
• Support to Multi-INT Fusion and intelligence
  gathering

• The stand-alone AIS is Phase 1.
• Integrating AIS with the COP is Phase 2.
• The Global AIS sharing Architecture is Phase 3.

CNO mandate to add this capability to all
combatants.
6
SPAWARs Near Term Focus

• Trident Warrior 07 Product focus
• Efficiency Initiatives
• Lean Six Sigma
• Competency Based Organization w/
• Integrated Product Teams (CAO-IPT)
• Navy Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP)
• Balanced Scorecard
• Industry One-on-One meetings

7
Acquisition Outlook Priorities

• 5 April 2007
• RADM Michael C. Bachmann, USN
• Commander, Space Naval Warfare Systems Command
• Chief Operating Officer, Naval NETWAR FORCEnet
  Enterprise