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PM Briefing: Security for the internet of things
The document outlines key aspects of the Innovation Network Event held from October 1-2, 2015, emphasizing the importance of enduring competition and collaboration in defense technology. It provides guidance for submitting research proposals to the Centre for Defence Enterprise, highlighting five key factors: clarity, innovation, technology readiness, multiple uses, and the unclassified benefit of proposals. Additional details on proposal format, assessment frameworks, and stakeholder management are also included.
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- 1. Innovation Network event 1October 2015
- 2. 02 October 2015 CDE enduring competition BruceHardie - CDE Technology Manager
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- 6. Protection Defence assets Portable Secure -COTS Disposal/denial
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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
- 23. Enduring challenge -linkages
- 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 1October 2015
- 27. 02 October 2015 Guidancefor completing CDE research proposals Bruce Hardie - CDE Technology Manager
- 28. Proposal content Proposal format Exemplars 02October 2015 © Crown copyright 2013 Dstl Your feedback
- 29. What are welooking for? 5 key factors
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- 36. The benefit Valued benefit(s) Significantlevels Commitment
- 37. The benefit Critical scienceand technology Wider applications MOD as a business
- 38. The benefit Critical scienceand technology Wider applications MOD as a business
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- 40. The impact Game changing? Pushboundaries? Barriers
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- 42. The impact Benefits Body ofevidence Roadmap
- 43. The impact Benefits Body ofevidence Roadmap
- 44. The approach Strong outputs Cleardescriptions Logical/progressive
- 45. The approach Time andresources Dependencies Credibility
- 46. The approach Access tofacilities Government- furnished ‘X’ (GFX) Assumptions
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- 48. The deliverables Clear offerings Differences– rivals Performance
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- 50. CDE assessment Online links PAFguide All competitions
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- 53. Likelihood of exploitation Makeit happen Delivery
- 54. Building critical S&Tfor UK Future capabilities Future visions
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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
- 65. Military capability Do weneed it? Performance How measured?
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- 74. Intellectual capital Ownership ofIP Level of maturity Approach
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- 76. Contract scenario Planned activities Futurevision Attachments!
- 77. Supply organisation Who's involved? Alliances Don’trely on GFX..
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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 1October 2015