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The key challenge in any Command and Control (C2) operation is collaboration for:  | Military commanders | | | First responders | | | Civilian authorities | This collaborative capability should provide context sensitive querying of reference material, support database access, provide instant messaging capabilities, and be compatible with the organization's legacy data management and communications capabilities. The technical features of any collaboration system must be balanced with the cognitive loads it may inflict. However, with a properly designed system, the effectiveness of any collaborative team would be significantly increased. Considering these challenges, effective command and control systems must support the user with: | | Distributed coordination, cooperation, and collaboration between systems components | | | Shared situation assessment | | | Shared common mission objectives | | | Intelligent information management for human-in-the-loop operations | | | Real-time, or near real-time, decision-aiding at multiple levels of operational control | | | System-of-systems integration from single-component intelligence to enterprise-wide command and control for a complex system | | | The ability to operate using service-based architectures | Traditional software applications designed for standard computing environments cannot meet the needs of a geographically dispersed, mobile team operating in a highly fluid environment. New solutions are required that provide the necessary functionality, yet are still compatible with modern handheld and wearable technologies that use common wireless and military radio frequency networks. ASI Command and Control Solutions ASI has been pioneering advances in C2 for almost 20 years and has become a recognized leader in C2 innovation. Our C2 solutions include: | | Role-Based Information Delivery - Getting the right information in the hands of the appropriate staff member. | | | Decision Support with c2it - Intelligent resource management for military commanders and first responder networks. | |
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