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Pre-Conference Workshop Day: 26 January 2009

Human Interoperability: The Real Barrier to Genuine Operational Effectiveness - Jim Storr PhD, Independent Defence Consultant

Training and Equipping Forces for Coalition Operations - Lieutenant Colonel Robert E. Hamilton, US Army War College Fellow at the Centre for Strategic and International Studies

High value.

Dr Kevin Welford, QinetiQ, Network Centric Warfare Europe, 2008

Invaluable in helping me develop own NCW capabilities.

Lt. Col. Basri bin Kasban, Malaysian Armed Forces HQ, Network Centric Warfare Europe, 2008

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The limiting factor in increasing net-centric capabilities is not just technology. The limiting factor in coalition operations is not just technical interoperability. Both challenges are of paramount importance and share another common issue: The role of humans within the wider system.

Defence IQ's Military Interoperability Summit is a new approach to the familiar theme of Network Enbabled . Recognising that the NEC "brand" has evolved and developed over recent years, this ground breaking event aims to look at the interaction of humans and technology in refreshed light - exploring how they can complement each other and deliver the maximum capability to the warfighter at the centre of every decision making process.

Who will I meet and who is speaking at Military Interoperability 2009?

Interoperability on both the strategic and the tactical levels are comprehensively examined by an unrivalled panel of the military's most senior and most experienced leadership. This speaker faculty have a direct stake in how future campaigns will be fought and how the balance of procuring new solutions and merging them into a highly-trained and organisationally efficient force will be struck.

7 international keynote perspectives from:

Ambassador Dr Jiri Sedivy NATO Assistant Secretary General Defence Policy & Planning	Lieutenant General Karl Eikenberry Deputy Chairman NATO Military Committee	Lieutenant General Pascal Vinchon French Military Representative to NATO
Vice Admiral William Sullivan US Military Representative to NATO	Vice Admiral Tomasz Mathea Deputy Chief of General Staff Polish Armed Forces	Lieutenant General David Leakey CMG CBE, Director General EU Military Staff
Brigadier General Vello Loemaa Estonian Military Representative NATO

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Don't miss Military Interoperability 2009 because...

This is a unique opportunity to adapt and evolve your capabilities and make them more appealing and intuitive to the end user.

Military Interoperability 2009 is the only venue where a comprehensive approach to achieving interoperability on both a technical and cultural level is recognised as the essential issue of the future. Don't miss your chance to be part of the military's crucial debate.

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