Panel I A Dynamic Context Panel Lead: Assistant Secretary General for Defence Investment, Mr Patrick Auroy

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1 Panel I A Dynamic Context Panel Lead: Assistant Secretary General for Defence Investment, Mr Patrick Auroy Assessing the progression since the Chicago Summit Analysing current and future context from a NATO and industry standpoint. Industry NIAG STO s Small businesses Identifying the new threats and challenges of the International environment Receiving industry s perspective of the new context Moderator Damon Wilson, Mr Patrick Auroy, Assistant Secretary General DI, MG Peter Bayer, DCOS SPP MG (RET) Barry BATES, Nat Def Ind (US) Mr Marc Cathelineau, Aerospace & Defence Industries Association in Europe

2 Panel 2 AdapCng to game Changers Panel Lead: SACT, General Jean- Paul Paloméros Addressing the challenges identified on Panel 1 by discussing existing solutions and ways to reassess and upgrade them. International approach and adaptation to the changes. Industry executives NIAG Procurement agencies Identifying on going initiative and new ideas on the modular and pre- contracted approach Studying new approaches (connected forces, multinational cooperation potential, process re-assessment). Moderator Damon Wilson, General Jean-Paul Paloméros, SACT Claude-France Arnould, (EDA) Ernest J. Herold, (DASG DI) Janusz Zakrecki (PZL Mielec, POL) Ray Edwards (Augusta Westland)

3 Technology Trends and Science Challenges Statement of the Problem: How to iden+fy emerging technology trends/challenges, how to assess their poten+al impacts on future NATO capabili+es, and what to do about them? Workshop Outcomes: (WHAT?) Insights from military, industry, and academic contributors on the trends and challenges in future technology developments, including ability to respond and adapt Reinforced relationships between the Alliance, industry and academia in support of defence and security initiatives Industry executives (Defence and Consumer) Procurement agencies NATO Senior Committees NATO Bodies and Agencies NATO Strategic Commands (ACO, ACT) Science and Technology Organisation (STO) Workshop Approach: (HOW?) Use briefings on technology forecasting results along with NATO and industry perspectives to frame the problem space Facilitate an open discussion on technological topics ranging from shifts in economic drivers to specific emerging technologies of interest to the Alliance Moderator: MG Husniaux, NATO Chief Scientist BG Hansen-Nord, ACT ACOS Capability Requirements Dr William Halal, George Washington University Dr Rafael Esposito, NIAG Mr Peter Collins,NIAG

4 Framework for NATO engagement with Industry Statement of the Problem: Defining formats and mechanisms for matching the Organisa+on s willingness and need to engage with industry, with industry s expecta+ons. Engaging with industry in a constructive dialogue A list of actionable business models Actionable elements allowing the definition of a NATO partnership with industry NATO Senior Committees (DPPC, CNAD, C3B, LC) and Agencies NATO Leadership DSG, ASGs Industry ACO, ACT Science and Technology Organisation (STO) Exchange views on the business models identified by NIAG so far Identify a set of business models and formats for NATO interaction with industry, realistic and actionable, with the aim to match it with Smart Defence, CFI, MNA, NDPP Moderator - Mr. Wayne Fujito, NIAG Chair BG Giovanni Fungo, HQ SACT Assistant Chief of Staff Capability Engineering Mr John Louth, RUSI Mr Mark Lyden, NATO, NSPA Mr David Burton, NATO, NCIA Mr Alfredo Gordo Alv, Navantia Vice-Chairman Mr Lorenzo Fiori, Fimeccanica Mr Lennart Källqvist, Saab Group

5 Immersive Training Environments (ITE) Statement of the Problem: NATO/Na'onal growth of the use of this technology but no coordinated approach to achieve Smart Defence goals of coopera'on and joint development. Awareness of projects and capabilities Industry relationships with NATO (how can we improve our working together) NATO/nations relationships (how we can improve working together to achieve Smart Defence goals) NATO leaders / NATO Commands NATO procurement Agencies / Managers Industry executives and contract managers Nations involved in Immersive Training Environments program Discussion on the state of the possible and future possibilities in the ITE world Have industry discuss the issues they face as they try and work with NATO (and national governments) Speakers: Moderator - Paul Thurkettle BG Dourouklis, HQ SACT ACOS JETE. Mr Craig Turner, Bohemia Simulations Ltd. Ms Phaedra Boinodiris. IBM Mr Vladimir Simanski. Mr Amit Talati, Head of Strategy and Military Products Trng & Sim, Thales Representative from UK

6 Joint Intelligence Surveillance Reconnaissance - JISR Breakout Sessions leader, Mr Decamps. (Mr John Neumayer, POC HQ SACT) Statement of the Problem: Improving JISR capabili'es across NATO Better understanding of NATO s JISR challenges Industrial views on JISR interoperability and Processing Exploitation and Dissemination Ideas and advice on NATO s JISR way forward Target Audience: (WHO) JISR-related Industries National Representatives ASG DI, IS MC, IMS, ACO, ACT Share understanding of recent operational JISR issues Review current NATO strategies to improve JISR capabilities Identify potential solutions which are mutually interesting, and possibly beneficial Recent NATO led operation lessons on JISR (CMDR ACC Ramstein) Strategy for JISR in NATO (ASG DI) Industry perspective on JISR, with a focus on interoperability and Processing, Exploitation and Dissemination Speakers: Moderator - Ludwig Decamps. NATO Headquarters, Defence Investment Division Col. Rachel A. McCaffrey, Chief Intelligence Division. ACC Ramstein Mr Rob Munday Chairman NIAG SG Unified Vision 2012 Mr Charles Gulledge Lockheed Martin

7 Panel 3 Framework for engagement with industry and acconable items to enhance NATO- Industry relaconship Panel lead: VADM Carol PoYenger Acknowledge past successes by learning from Medical and NATO/Industry Find concrete actionable items Industry executives NIAG Procurement agencies By creating a stimulating environment and showing all angles that can generate productive approaches to the upcoming challenges Speakers : Moderator Damon Wilson Mr Phil Choppen, NATO Support agency. VADM Carol Pottenger, ACT Deputy Chief of Staff. Capability Development Mr Brett Lambert, Deputy Assistant US Secretary of Defense for Manufacturing and Industrial Base Mr John I. Laugerud, Norwegian Deputy National Armaments Director Mr Michael Maiden Mr Martin Hill