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Airborne ISR & C2 Battle Management 2015 10 March 2015 to 12 March 2015 Location Details During our inaugural AISR and C2BM conerence last !ear" nobod! could ha#e $redicted the o$erational challenges currentl! acing %A ' and $artner nations" (ith the ra$id rise to $rominen ISIS and the dramatic situation in )astern )uro$ he im$ortance o accurate and timel! intelligenc $ro#ision and dissemination cannot be understate but nor can the dangers o a reactionar! a$$roac strategic $lanning* Conse+uentl!" AISR and C2BM (ill as, -.hat/s ne t or %A ' or %A ' as an organisation" or indi#idual %A ' states and or member $artner nations e amining o$erational demands" desired ca$abilities and asset sustainment3su$$ort o#er the ne t i#e !ears* he aim4 o deli#er a com$rehensi#e assessment rom leading %A ' $o(ers and $artner nations on the challenges and o$$ortunities or ISR $ro#isi be!ond the current headlines" in order to $ro#id insight into the medium term actions to achie#e a tangible ste$ change in co o$eration and ca$abili a,e a ront ro( seat as leading militar! e $ert e $lore ho( a $rolieration o ISR assets in the decade has led to the need or streamlined roce ) $loitation and Dissemination to ma imise collected data or inormed decision ma,ing" as as e amining the com$le ities o (or,ing (ith no traditional $artners and the limitations o intero$erabilit! and intelligence sharing*
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Airborne ISR & C2 Battle Management 201510 March 2015 to 12 March 2015Location DetailsDuring our inaugural AISR and C2BM conference last year, nobody could have predicted the operational challenges currently facing NATO and partner nations, with the rapid rise to prominence of ISIS and the dramatic situation in Eastern Europe. The importance of accurate and timely intelligence provision and dissemination cannot be understated, but nor can the dangers of a reactionary approach to strategic planning. Consequently, AISR and C2BM will ask Whats next for NATO - for NATO as an organisation, for individual NATO states and for non-member partner nations - examining operational demands, desired capabilities and asset sustainment/support over the next five years.
The aim: To deliver a comprehensive assessment from leading NATO powers and partner nations on the challenges and opportunities for ISR provision beyond the current headlines, in order to provide insight into the medium-term actions to achieve a tangible step-change in co-operation and capability.
Take a front row seat as leading military experts explore how a proliferation of ISR assets in the past decade has led to the need for streamlined Process Exploitation and Dissemination to maximise collected data for informed decision making, as well as examining the complexities of working with non-traditional partners and the limitations of interoperability and intelligence sharing.
