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Joint Information Environment
(JIE)
COL Olen L. Kelley
Vice Director, JIE Technical Synchronization Office (JTSO)
14 November 2013
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What is JIE
• JIE is a secure environment, comprised of shared information
technology (IT) infrastructure, enterprise services, and a single
security architecture to achieve full spectrum superiority,
improve mission effectiveness, increase security and realize IT
efficiencies. JIE is operated and managed per Unified
Command Plan (UCP) using enforceable standards,
specifications, and common tactics, techniques, and
procedures (TTPs).
Global C2 and Situational
Awareness
Connect, Access, Share,
Operate, Defend and Govern
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Major Components and Capability Areas
• Network Normalization Transport (NNT)
– Common Network Standards and TTPs
• Single Security Architecture
• Enterprise Operations (GEOC/EOC)
• Data Center Consolidation
– Core Data Centers (CDC)
– Installation Processing Nodes (IPN)
– Standards and Design
• Identity and Access Management (IdAM)
– Dynamic access and Entity Discovery
– Activity Monitoring
– Contributes to Mission Partner Environment
The JIE will normalize the DoD’s communication
(NNT) and capabilities (Enterprise Services and
Unified Capabilities)….managed by a standard
operations center (GEOC/EOC) and data center
(CDC), secured through single security stacks
(SSA) …that are accessed through common access
capabilities (IdAM) ….having unlimited and
secure access across cross domains and partners
(Gateways) and full mobility access
(Mobility)….governed by common policies & TTPs.
• Enterprise Services
– Common IT apps
– Unified Capabilities (UC)for messaging, voice,
video
• Mobility
– Common carrier, local area networks
– Classified/unclassified
• Gateways
– Internet, Mission Partner, Mobility, Tactical
• Governance
– Aligns process to Department’s requirements,
budgeting and acquisition process
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JIE Transition
In today’s environment, the
Combatant Commands
(COCOMs) are provided with
Service-centric IT networks and
IT services focused on Service–
unique domains. This Servicecentric approach extends
beyond networks to identity
and access management
processes, data centers,
mission and business
applications, commercial offthe-shelf (COTS) hardware and
software, and IT procurement
practices.
DoD CIO Information
Technology (IT) Enterprise Strategy
and Roadmap
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Efficiency Challenge
FY12
Consolidate Data Centers
Network Optimization
FY17+
>770
<100
Duplicative
Federated/
Enterprise
65
25
Consolidated Network Ops Centers
Replace legacy phone switches
Unified Comms
Reduce reliance on PCs
Desktop
PCs
Consolidate H/W and S/W
Procurement
Multiple
Contracts
Client-based
Technology
90 –
360 days
Enterprise
Contracts
10 –
60 days
Reduce duplicative IT staff
Purchase Green IT to reduce energy use
Reduce Bottom Line: DoD IT Annual Budget
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JIE Incr 1 Interim State
EOC DODIN Ops and DCO Effects
• Unified C2 of theater DODIN operations and DCO to enhance operational flexibility and responsiveness
• Increased network visibility and situational awareness across CC/S/A managed portions of DODIN
• Improved Cybersecurity and Defensibility
• Rapid support to warfighter for dynamic information needs
• Timely and secure access to information regardless of location
• Resiliency: Continued joint operations in a degraded DODIN environment
IOC - JUL
EOC established as the single
reporting entity for CCMD
CU1 - Oct
CU2 - Dec
CDC established
2013
EOC SA & C2 of CDC
EOC SA & C2 of 1 base network
Std CCIR, ASI & Ticket info sharing
2014
CU3 - Mar
Pending Revision and Approval
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Initial UC Capabilities established
(voice ISP & ECVoIP)
IAP established
Enhance IdAM (SIPR PKI, DoD Visitor,
accts sync, organization & contact
data std, sunset JEDS)
Continue bandwidth optimization
CU4
TBD
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