This document summarizes a conference on Network Centric Warfare being held in Rome, Italy on February 4-5, 2019. The conference will provide briefings from military leaders and technology providers on topics related to network centric warfare, including future capabilities, joint interoperability, and network centric warfare in operational contexts. Attendees will benefit from hearing perspectives from Italy, Germany, Denmark, Austria, the UK, Canada, the US, and Sweden. There will also be discussions on promoting interoperability through NATO's Federated Mission Networking program and enabling network interoperability for EU military missions and operations.

1. BENEFITS OF ATTENDING:
• Hear briefings from key planners and decision-makers at the
forefront of Network Centric Warfare
• Comprehensive coverage of the topic of Network Centric
Warfare including future capabilities, joint interoperability, and
Network Centric Warfare in the operational sphere
• The only event that provides focus on Italy’s Forza NEC
programme
• Meet and network with cutting edge technology providers in
the spheres of network communications, electronics, and C4I
systems
• Truly international conference with speaker and delegate
representation from across Europe and North America
• New Nations in 2019 including Germany, Denmark, and Austria
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CONFERENCE CHAIRMAN:
Lieutenant General (Ret’d) Giorgio Battisti, Former Commander
Italian Army Training and Doctrine Command, Italian Army
EXPERT MILITARY AND TECHNICAL SPEAKERS INCLUDE:
General Salvatore Farina, Chief of General Staff, Italian Army
Major General Angelo Palmieri, Chief of 6th Division C4I and
Chief Information Officer, Italian Army (Subject to Final
Confirmation)
Brigadier General Francesco Bruno, Commander Pinerolo
Brigade, Italian Army (Subject to Final Confirmation)
Colonel Laurence Fowkes, Deputy Head Battlefield and
Tactical CIS (BATCIS), UK MoD
Colonel Heinrich Krispler, Deputy Director and Branch Chief
Policy and Requirements, CIS and Cyber Defence Directorate,
EU Military Staff
Colonel Giuseppe Montesi, Federated Mission Networks
Secretariat Director, NATO SHAPE
Colonel Horst Treiblmaier, Head of Communications Systems,
ICT Planning, Austrian MoD
Lieutenant Colonel Charles Palmer, Director Land Command
and Information Plans Officer, Canadian Army
Lieutenant Colonel Eduard Schnabel, Branch Head of Digitisation
of Land-Based Operations, German Army Headquarters
Lieutenant Colonel Valerio Golino, Army Branch C4, Italian Army
Major Kim Nødskov, Chief Project Manager Joint C4ISR,
Danish Acquisition and Logistics Organisation
Lieutenant Commander Stefan Lundqvist, Researcher and Military
Teacher, Military Studies Department, Swedish Defence University
Mr Jon Spencer, Principal Scientist Cyber and Information
Systems Division, DSTL
Mr Detlef Janezic, Chief of Service Engineering and
Architecture, NATO Communications and Information Agency
Mr Robert Schena, CEO, Rajant Cororation
Half-Day Post-Conference Workshop, Wednesday 6th February 2019 | Crowne Plaza St. Peter’s Hotel Spa, Rome, Italy
NETWORK-BASED C4I FOR COMPLEX OPERATIONAL ENVIRONMENTS
Hosted by Lieutenant General (Ret’d) Antonio Li Gobbi, Former Director of Operations, NATO HQ International Military Staff
9.00am-12.30pm

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Day One | Monday 4th February 2019 www.netcentric-warfare.com
MEDIA PARTNERS
8.20 Registration Coffee
8.50 Chairman’s Opening Remarks
Lieutenant General (Ret’d) Giorgio Battisti, Former Commander Italian
Army Training and Doctrine Command, Italian Army
HOST NATION KEYNOTE BRIEFINGS
9.00 The Role of Net-Centricity and Meeting Future Italian Army Strategic
Objectives
• The changing nature of warfare and the need to embrace new
innovative technologies for operational success
• The need for network-enabled capabilities to face the security
challenges of the future
• Plans for Italian Army modernisation and digitisation
• How can Italy work together with allies to drive military technological
development?
General Salvatore Farina, Chief of General Staff, Italian Army
9.40 Prioritising Network Enabled Capabilities for Italian Operations
• Digitalising the Italian Army to increase operational ability
• Optimising assets and resources through greater network
connectivity
• Dominating the modern battlespace though greater shared
situational awareness
• Challenges in promoting interoperability between military branches
and in joint operations
Major General Angelo Palmieri, Chief of 6th Division C4I and Chief
Information Officer, Italian Army
10.20 Session Reserved for Gold Sponsor
11.00 Morning Coffee
NCW AND COMMAND, CONTROL, COMMUNICATIONS,
COMPUTERS AND INTELLIGENCE (C4I)
11.30 Presentation by Rajant Corporation (Details TBC)
Mr Robert Schena, CEO, Rajant Corporation
12.10 The Current Status and Future of Austrian Network-Based C4I
• Lines of development in Austria`s Network Centric Warfare capabilities
• The “Future Tactical Communication Network” as capability driver
• The “grey zone” between peace and war and requirements to NCW
• Challenges in developing critical network-based communication
capacity
Colonel Horst Treiblmaier, Head of Communication Systems, Ministry of
Defence, Austria
12.50 Revolutionising C4I through Greater Focus on Network Enabled
Technology: Perspectives on the Future of Italian Army C4I
• The need to decentralise command and control structures and
hierarchies
• Empowering the dismounted soldier with greater decision-making
capacities
• Future technology to enhance Italian network-based C4I systems,
including use of smart phone technology in the battlefield
• The need to challenge current practices and structures in order to
continuously develop effective C4
Lieutenant Colonel Valerio Golino, Army Branch C4, Italian Army
1.30 Networking Lunch
BUILDING NCW JOINT INTEROPERABILITY
2.30 Promoting Allied Interoperability through NATO’s Federated Mission
Networking (FMN) Programme
• Update on the Federated Mission Networking programme and
the need for greater information and data sharing to achieve
operational effectiveness
• Building connectivity and interoperability in line with NATO’s
Connected Force Initiative (CFI), including lessons from NATO
operations in Afghanistan
• Incorporating the FMN programme into future NATO joint operations,
including NATO human relief operations
• Challenges in planning and managing NATO FMN capabilities
Colonel Giuseppe Montesi, Federated Mission Networks Secretariat
Director, NATO SHAPE
3.10 Enabling Network Interoperability for EU-led Military Missions and
Operations to Achieve Political and Military Strategic Objectives
• The need to adopt network architectures for improved network
enabled capabilities
• Ensuring a federated approach to be coherent and interoperable
with member states FMN ready forces and EU Headquarters
• Optimising information sharing to increase operational effectiveness
in EU military operations and missions
• Challenges for the EU Military Staff in shaping and influencing the
development of EU CIS and Cyber defence capabilities
Colonel Heinrich Krispler, Deputy Director and Branch Chief Policy and
Requirements, CIS and Cyber Defence Directorate, EU Military Staff
3.50 Afternoon Tea
FUTURE EUROPEAN NETWORK ENABLED CAPABILITIES
4.20 Delivering Bundeswehr Modernisation Through Digitalisation and
Network Enabled Communications Capabilities
• Optimising connectivity Bundeswehr assets and resources through
enhanced digitalisation and network enabled capabilities
• The critical need for Bundeswehr modernisation, and the role of
mobile tactical communications in developing develop ‘German
Army 4.0’
• The MoTako programme and delivering an effective digital combat
command system through a network-based communication network
• The need to cooperate with industry and commercial solutions for
greater network enabled capabilities
• The challenges of procurement and development of network
capabilities for the tactical environment
Lieutenant Colonel Eduard Schnabel, Branch Head of Digitisation of
Land-Based Operations, German Army Headquarters
5.00 Delivering a Joint Danish Mission Network: Network and Information
System Integration for Enhanced Joint C4ISR
• Overview of current Danish network enabled capabilities and the
need for network integration through a joint mission network
• Challenges in building a single integrated architecture for Danish
networks and information systems
• The vision for future Danish joint C4ISR capabilities: leveraging a joint
mission network to transform C4ISR in the joint operation sphere
• The potential to increase sensor fusion and strengthen situational
awareness for assets and effectors in the operational environment
• Increasing connectivity between the land, air, and sea domains
through the joint mission network
Major Kim Nødskov, Chief Project Manager Joint C4ISR, Danish
Acquisition and Logistics Organisation
5.40 Chairman’s Closing Remarks and Close of Day One
Lieutenant General (Ret’d) Giorgio Battisti, Former Commander Italian
Army Training and Doctrine Command, Italian Army

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www.netcentric-warfare.com Day Two | Tuesday 5th February 2019
8.30 Registration Coffee
9.00 Chairman’s Opening Remarks
Lieutenant General (Ret’d) Giorgio Battisti, Former Commander
Italian Army Training and Doctrine Command, Italian Army
9.10 Prioritising Network Enabled Capabilities to Meet Key Italian
Strategic Objectives
• Digitalising the Italian Army to increase operational ability: Forza
NEC
• Optimising assets and resources through greater network
connectivity
• Dominating the modern battlespace though greater shared
situational awareness
• Challenges in promoting interoperability between military
branches and in joint operations
Brigadier General Francesco Bruno, Commander, Pinerolo Brigade,
Italian Army
9.50 Morpheus: Delivering Next Generation Tactical Communications in
the Land Domain
• Update on Morpheus, coordinating across industry and military
to deliver revolutionary tactical communications and information
sharing capacity
• Adapting to the information centric nature of warfare and
ensuring technological innovation to maintain operational
effectiveness
• The benefit of an open architecture system, allowing for better
usability and interoperability
• Future outlook for Morpheus and how the UK Armed Forces will
continue to promote NCW in the future
Colonel Laurence Fowkes, Deputy Head BATCIS, Joint Forces
Command, UK MOD
10.30 Morning Coffee
NORTH AMERICAN UPDATES ON NCW AND DATA-SHARING ARCHITECTURES
11.00 Manoeuvre Warfare in the Network Centric Age: Re-evaluating
Mission Command and Control
• Transforming warfighting doctrine by embracing network-based
information sharing
• Exploiting networks to achieve battlefield information superiority
across multiple spheres, disrupting enemy activities and
capabilities
• Critically examining the technology needs of the US Army, and the
need for more innovative procurement and acquisition processes
• Radically rethinking current approaches to managing, utilising,
and protecting information
• The future of the US Army’s Network Centric Warfare capabilities
Mr Mike McCarthy, Deputy to the Commanding General
Manoeuvre Support Centre of Excellence, United States Army
11.40 Critically Enhancing Operational Effectiveness Through Network-
Based C4I
• Canadian approaches to NCW: Delivering operational network
enabled capabilities
• Network enabled capabilities as a force multiplier: increased
situational awareness, survivability and lethality in asymmetric
environments
• Successes in greater information sharing and integrating
command and control structures for land, air, and sea-based
assets
• Challenges in developing interoperability between network
technology across the Canadian Armed Forces, and the need for
an interoperable single network architecture
Lieutenant Colonel Charles Palmer, Land Command and
Information Plans Officer, Canadian Army
12.20 Networking Lunch
SCIENTIFIC APPROACHES TO NETWORK ENABLED CAPABILITIES
1.20 Delivering Agile Operations: Overcoming Threat and Complexity
• The need for greater agility to keep up with rapid technological
advancements today
• The role of DSTL in ensuring technology can be delivered to
support new military doctrine such as increased shift towards
network-enabled capabilities
• The role of Artificial Intelligence and automation in delivering
greater NCW capacity
• Overcoming challenges in delivering network-based information
sharing systems
Mr Jonathan Spencer, Principal Scientist Cyber and Information
Systems Division, Defence Science and Technology Laboratory
2.00 Supporting NATO Joint C2 Operations through Delivering Network
Enabled Capabilities
• The role of NATO Communications and Information Agency in
developing network enabled capabilities for NATO operations
• Assessing new network technology being delivered to enhance
NATO’s C2 capacity
• The need to develop and test standardisation and interoperability
in NATO network-based communications and information sharing
architectures
• Network enabled technology used in NATO’s Steadfast Cobalt
command and control exercise
Mr Detlef Janezic, Chief Service Engineering Architecture, NATO
Communications and Information Agency (NCI Agency)
2.40 Afternoon Tea
NETWORK CENTRIC WARFARE IN THE MARITIME SPHERE
3.10 NCW in the Maritime Sphere: Optimising Data Sharing and Promoting
Joint Interoperability in Naval Operations
• Assessing Swedish efforts to enhance maritime network enabled
capabilities
• Achieving enhanced maritime domain awareness in sea-based
operations through network enabled capabilities
• Harnessing multi-tactical data links and other technology to allow
for greater data sharing and fusion
• The need for joint interoperability of networks and data sharing as
Sweden forges closer ties to regional partners such as Finland
Lieutenant Commander Stefan Lundqvist, Researcher and Military
Teacher, Military Studies Department, Swedish Defence University
A CYBER PERSPECTIVE ON NETWORK CENTRIC WARFARE
3.50 The Cyber Security Implications of Military Digitalisation and Greater
Network Enabled Capabilities
• Assessing current and future cyber threats to networks in both the
military and civilian sphere
• The evolution of cyber network security, and lessons the defence
sector can learn from commercial cyber network security
• Cyber security benefits and challenges of defending a single
architecture network
• Implications of greater use of cloud technology in military
information-sharing and fusion
Professor Andrea Rossetti, Associate Professor, University of Bicocca, Milan
4.30 Chairman’s Closing Remarks and Close of Day Two
Lieutenant General (Ret’d) Giorgio Battisti, Former Commander
Italian Army Training and Doctrine Command, Italian Army

4. HALF DAY POST-CONFERENCE WORKSHOP
Wednesday 6th February 2019,
Crowne Plaza St. Peter’s Hotel Spa, Rome, Italy
9:00am-12:30pm
Workshop leader:
Lieutenant General (Ret’d) Antonio Li Gobbi, Former Director of
Operations, NATO HQ International Military Staff
Overview of the Workshop:
As the battlefield becomes increasingly asymmetric, and joint
operationscombiningmultiplemilitaryforcesbecomecommonplace,
the need for effective command and control structures are more
crucial than ever before. Network centric warfare is synonymous with
C4I, as militaries seek to leverage robust information sharing systems
to enhance connectivity of military assets and achieve information
and decision-superiority. Nowhere is this more evident than in joint
operations in complex environments, where the need for real time
communications and streamlined command and control can make
the difference between mission success and failure.
Benefits of Attending
This workshop will seek to explore C4I in challenging and asymmetric
environments and examine strategies to achieve information
superiority through advanced network enabled capabilities.
Drawing on the expertise of the vastly experienced workshop leader,
the workshop will examine real case studies and the lessons learned
in complex joint operations to establish techniques and strategies
for successful network -enabled C4I. The workshop will provide
the opportunity to learn and discuss the topic in a more intimate
environment, conducive for learning and gaining invaluable insight
into the world of network-enabled command and control.
About the Workshop Chairman:
Antonio Li Gobbi (Milan, 1954) retired in 2015 from active duty in the
Italian Army. During his military career, Antonio Li Gobbi gathered a
wide experience in Crisis Response Operations, having served in the
field with UN in Syria and Israel and within NATO-led operations in
Bosnia, Kosovo and Afghanistan, where he was ISAF Deputy Chief of
Staff Operations in 2005-06.
The most relevant military appointments held during his career were:
• At NATO level: Director of Operations, NATO HQ International
Military Staff in Brussels (2007/2010).
• At national level: Commander of the Italian Army Engineers
Corps (2010/2014). As such, he was also responsible to the Chief
of Defence for upgrading Force Protection for Italian Forces in
Afghanistan and for national Counter IED (improvised explosive
devices) policies.
Today Li Gobbi contributes as an analyst on international and military
affairs’ issues to “Analisi Difesa” (online magazine specialized on
international and defence policy issues),
He also cooperates with the NATO Defence College and lectures on
NATO related issues at the San Bonaventura University in Rome.
Agenda
9:00am Registration and Informal Meeting
9:30am Key Aspects and Concepts
• Conceptualising network enabled command and
control and examining key developments throughout
the 21st Century
10:00am Transforming Network-Based C4I
• Enabling C4I in challenging environments
• Beyond line-of-sight command and control
• Increasing situational awareness and speed of
command for greater lethality
10:30am Achieving Information Superiority in Complex
Operations
• Network-based techniques for achieving information
superiority in asymmetric environments
• Increasing connectivity between assets and effectors
in the land, sea, and air spheres
• The need for effective information sharing and
intelligence fusion in joint operations
• Lessons from ISAF operations in Afghanistan
11:00am Morning Coffee
11:20am Overcoming Operational Challenges in Network-
Enabled Command and Control
• Managing and protecting network capabilities in the
field
• The need for robust cyber defensive capabilities to
defend networks and information systems
11:50am Planning and Development of Network Enabled
Capabilities
• Ensuring strong network-enabled capacity through
critical planning at both the operational and tactical
level
• The future of network-enabled command and control
12:20pm Closing Remarks
12:30pm Close of Workshop
Network-Based C4I for Complex
Operational Environments

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