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PM Briefing: Autonomy and big data for defence
The Innovation Network Event held on October 21-22, 2015, focused on addressing enduring competition challenges within defense technology, particularly emphasizing the importance of mobile power, data security, and human performance. Attendees were encouraged to engage with the Centre for Defence Enterprise through clear and innovative research proposals that meet specific criteria for defense users. The event highlighted a structured approach for proposal development, stressing clarity, technological readiness, and the potential impact of innovations on future capabilities.
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- 1. Innovation Network event 21October 2015
- 2. 22 October 2015 CDE enduring competition BruceHardie - CDE Technology Manager
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- 9. Power and energy Keyenablers Mobile power Alternative sources
- 10. Power and energy Keyenablers Mobile power Alternative sources
- 11. Right person - Righttime Cost effective and robust Secure - COTS Communication
- 12. Cyber defence Pace ofchange Legacy systems Social networks Data
- 13. Data security ‘Big data’ Novelsolutions required! Data
- 14. Data security ‘Big data’ Novelsolutions required! Data
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- 17. Strategic lift Tactical agility Fuelefficiency MOD generic architectures Mobility
- 18. Strategic lift Tactical agility Fuelefficiency MOD generic architectures Mobility
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- 20. Training - realism Preparation Multi-use equipment Non-expertusage Human performance
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- 22. Lower cost ofownership Right person/time Cost-effective and robust Secure - COTS
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- 24. How can youget involved? Right person/time Cost effective and robust Secure - COTS
- 25. Centre for DefenceEnterprise Advanced Design and Manufacturing Wing Commander Jim Pennycook Centre for Defence Enterprise 030 67704236 030 67704237 cde@dstl.gov.uk www.gov.uk/dstl/cde
- 26. Innovation Network event 21October 2015
- 27. 22 October 2015 Guidancefor completing CDE research proposals Bruce Hardie - CDE Technology Manager
- 28. Proposal content Proposal format Exemplars 22October 2015 © Crown copyright 2013 Dstl Your feedback
- 29. What are welooking for? 5 key factors
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- 42. The impact Benefits Body ofevidence Roadmap
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- 46. The approach Access tofacilities Government- furnished ‘X’ (GFX) Assumptions
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- 53. Likelihood of exploitation Makeit happen Delivery
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- 56. Technical risk Assess feasibility De-riskdecisions Push S&T limits
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- 58. Online bid submission Portal– only route Low overheads Control of intellectual property (IP)
- 59. New CDE submissionportal Coming soon! Easier to use Access to portal 1 data for limited period
- 60. Portal 1 -getting started
- 61. Technical tabs -advice Options Use carefully... (ANY) option
- 62. Proposal - frontcover Title Innovation description Careful thought
- 63. Military scenario Where used? Multipleuses? Constraints
- 64. Military organisation Land –sea – air? Type of role activities
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- 79. Resource scheduling Known FY“bug” Be specific! Overheads
- 80. Contracting terms Contract type Justifychoice Reasonable profit
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- 82. Payment schedules Advanced funding Stagepayments Contract set up
- 83. Final reminders! The 5key factors! Clear & concise! Use (ANY) option
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- 85. Final reminders! Avoid GFX Earlysubmissions! Contract set up
- 86. Proposal health check Proofread Remove ambiguity Weed out TLAs!
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- 88. Questions? Centre for DefenceEnterprise cde@dstl.gov.uk www.gov.uk/dstl/cde
- 89. Innovation Network event 21October 2015