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Presentations from 8 July 2015 CDE Innovation Network event. For more information see: https://www.gov.uk/government/news/cde-innovation-network-event-with-uk-defence-solutions-centre

Technologie

10 July 2015
CDE enduring
challenge competition
Bruce Hardie - CDE Technology Manager

Enduring competition
Perpetual
Radical
£3 million per
year

Enduring competition
Challenges
Enduring
Framework

Protection
Defence assets
Portable
Secure - COTS
Disposal/denial

Situational awareness
Geography
Culture
Atmosphere
Social context

Situational awareness
Prioritising
Collating
Processing
Human interaction

Power and energy
Key enablers
Mobile power
Alternative
sources

Right person -
Right time
Cost effective
and robust
Secure - COTS
Communication

Cyber defence
Pace of change
Legacy systems
Social networks
Data

Data security
‘Big data’
Novel solutions
required!
Data

Storage and
supply
Scalability
Alternatives
Novel defences
Lethality

Lethality
Storage and
supply
Scalability
Alternatives
Novel defences

Strategic lift
Tactical agility
Fuel efficiency
MOD generic
architectures
Mobility

Support
Physical and
mental
performance
Training methods
Human performance

Training - realism
Preparation
Multi-use
equipment
Non-expert usage
Human performance

Rehabilitative care
Low risk
Human-machine
‘interfaces’
Human performance

Lower cost of ownership
Right person/time
Cost-effective and
robust
Secure - COTS

How can you get involved?
Right person/time
Cost effective and
robust
Secure - COTS

Centre for Defence Enterprise
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

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