This week I will have the honor of
attending the 2013 NNEC Conference at the Corinthia Hotel in Lisbon, Portugal. The NNEC conference is an annual
event which has been sponsored by HQ Supreme Allied Command
Transformation (HQ SACT) since 2004. The conference is a major driver to
promote NNEC within NATO, the nations, industry and other
stakeholders in the civilian and military environment. This annual conference
draws international attention as seen during the 2012 event held in Vienna,
Austria with registration from more than 35 countries and 415 attendees. During
this year’s event Major General Eric Vollmecke from the Network
Centric Operations Industry Consortium (NCOIC) will be presenting information on its Geospatial Community Cloud
(GCC) Demonstration.
Highlighted in a recent Government Computer News article, the project supports a
concept proposed by the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency to
demonstrate the interoperability and movement of data in an open-cloud-based
demonstration. NGA will provide unclassified data that supports a scenario
depicting the 2010 earthquake in Haiti. NCOIC’s foundational model is based on
a series of successful lab interoperability demonstrations, also based on
Haiti, it conducted four times during 2010. For this effort, NJVC is providing secure cloud brokerage services to the NCOIC using its
first-to-market Cloudcuity Management Portal. NJVC’s partners are Cloudcuity Management Portal, The Boeing Company and Open Geospatial Consortium (OGC).
Hosted through the secure Cloudcuity
Management Portal, NCOIC members will have access to CloudScope, an automated
set of evaluation tools that:
- Determines cloud infrastructure feasibility
- Estimates cloud infrastructure cost and benefits
- Conducts physical capacity for cloud translations
- Matches application requirements to cloud provider
capabilities based on features and functionality
- compares provider costs and quality of service
Be on the lookout for more
conference news next week!
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1 comment:
Great post about cloud service software! I have been using cloud services for over a month now and I am very impressed with it. I use it as a Back Up & Recovery tool.
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