

The future of military command and control (C2) will be enabled by revolutions in information technology (IT). Along with these tasks, the JADC2 Cross Functional Team-or whatever ultimate central management function is instantiated-needs to focus on developing a common understanding and managing the architecture of the innovation ecosystem to achieve the Joint Force C2 vision. Centralized JADC2 guidance will be most useful to beat the drum for acquisition innovation, to drive interoperability among service programs and manage the seams between joint and service capabilities, to develop a management approach to ensure synchronization between existing and new elements as they are added in the future, to develop an experimentation agenda to reveal data sharing challenges to focus improvement efforts, and to serve as an entry point to C2 issues for partners and allies and to address issues of international data sharing. This complex planning effort offers an overarching framework to connect service efforts and to ensure that the United States can work effectively with its allies and partners. The implementation strategy for Joint All Domain Command and Control (JADC2) lays out the pathway for future Joint Force networked command and control (C2).

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