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A Proposal for a Norwegian Defence Conceptual Framework concept development and the relation to long-term defence planning. 26th August 2008 at ISMOR25 by Mr. Rune Stensrud Suggested format of the presentation Introduction to military


  1. A Proposal for a Norwegian Defence Conceptual Framework – concept development and the relation to long-term defence planning. 26th August 2008 at ISMOR25 by Mr. Rune Stensrud

  2. Suggested format of the presentation • Introduction to military Concepts and Concept Development • A Proposal for a Norwegian Defence Conceptual Framework (NDCF) – concept development and the relation to long-term defence planning.

  3. Survey and Background

  4. FFI Project METEK - Scope of Work 2 years (1.1.06–31.12.07) � Time frame Rune Stensrud/FFI Analysis � Project leader 3FiÅ � Total effort � Implementation : Co-operation with Industry (Teleplan); use of competence in the NoD community Norwegian MOD IV-1, FSS, FOL, KNM T, � Steering Board: TRADOK, LUKS FFI Project METEK is proposing a � Scope of work: Methodology of concept development

  5. FFI Project METEK - Background and Objectives • Norwegian Defence (NoD) � Assist Norwegian MOD in the has introduced Concept process of linking concept Development as a development and supplement to traditional developmental activities. experimentation • Best practices of � Aid Norwegian MOD in the operational experimentation process of mapping concepts are well established in NoD ... onto the Defence Capabilities Framework • ... but the place of concepts within the strategic planning � Present a proposal for a process or the role of Norwegian Defence Conceptual concepts within the acquisition process is not Framework (focusing on fully stated. organization, process descriptions, enterprise-models and planning) � Aid the Norwegian Defence Study (Forsvarsstudie 07)

  6. Definitions and distinct views of concepts

  7. Definitions • A concept provides foundation for achievement of an effect; i.e an idea of how to solve a problem or create a certain effect*. • A military concept is the description of a method or scheme (ways) for employing specific military capabilities (means) in the achievement of a stated objective (ends).** • Concept development is a process to verify ideas of how to create an effect, with a view to future realization.*** • A capability can be defined as the ability to produce an effect. * NATO Code of Best Practice Long Term Defence Planning **US Joint Capstone Concept, version3 *** NATO ACT dir 80-7

  8. A Proposal for a Norwegian Conceptual Framework

  9. Results (1 of 3) Reports : Survey Method Marketing • Visiting Development, Concepts and Doctrine Centre (DCDC), MOD Shrivenham, Swindon, UK, 5. juli 2006 • Visiting Högkvarteret, Försvarsmakten, Stockholm, FFI/Report-2006/03042 Seminar Sverige, 29.11.07 Survey of military concept- 6. september 2006 (FFI) and doctrine-development • Participating on NTNU’s in UK, Canada, Australia, “Concept Symposium 2006” Sweden, Denmark and • Visiting Forsvars- Norway kommandoen, København, Danmark, 9. oktober 2006 FFI/Report-2007/01722 • CDE conference, Athen Method for concept 2006 development

  10. Results (2 of 3) ”In my opinion this has been an exemplary project representing flexibility � METEK project has (and agility) according to the process i.e. good contact between FFI and main assisted main stakeholder stakeholder, and regarding outcome” Norwegian MOD results from the user survey � ... and Norwegian Chief of U Off § 5.2.b Defence (Defence White Gjennomføre • Ansvar for gjennomføring av alle Paper 07) utviklingsaktiviteter innen sine fagområder (innen rammer gitt av utviklingsavdelingen ) Styre og lede • Ansvar for å lede (eller støtte) gjennomføring av felles utviklingsaktiviteter etter oppdrag • Sentral styring og ledelse av alle fra utviklingsavdelingen kapabilitetsrelaterte utviklings- FSJ aktiviteter i FMO • Motta og effektuere oppdrag og føringer fra FD • Utøve styring og koordinering av Nivå 2-sjef � FFI will continue to be a GIenes (tilsv) utviklingsaktiviteter • Styre og koordinere utviklings- aktiviteter mot NATO og andre Avdeling for internasjonale aktører utvikling SJ FOL SJ INI Sj LOG SJ … active part following up Nasjonal utvikling this process GIH GIS GIL GIHV Internasjonal utvikling Støtte gjennomføring • Støtte gjennomføringen av Utviklings- utviklingsrelaterte aktiviteter i støtte nivå 2- sjefenes kompetanse- og Utviklingsaktiviteter utviklingsmiljøer • metodestøtte • analysestøtte • ledelsesstøtte NOBLE • Lede gjennomføringen av større utviklingsaktiviteter som berører flere aktører FORSVARSSTUDIE 07

  11. Results (3 of 3) Concept Concept Product maturity development (DOTMPLFI) The main elements of the High risk/ Norwegian Defence uncertainty Increasing Conceptual Concept idea Framework are: Study knowledge about the concept Hypothesis • Definitions • Concept Hierarchy Prioritizing of R&D • Capability Framework Simulation • Organization Field experiment • Process descriptions • Management tools New/changed tactics/doctrine Demo New organization Low risk/ New/changed material uncertainty Skills development/training New capability

  12. Concepts and Time

  13. Concepts and Time Capability Gap Solution Requirements Solution Sustainment Withdrawal Need Requirements Acquisition In Service Disposal Trends ”Blue sky Established (applied) concepts thinking” - Current best practice Historical Development concepts - Doctrine concepts - CONOPS - Analytical concepts (past) (future) - CONUSE (current) References to P. Willis, P. Dortmans, N. Curtis, and N. Tri, "Army's Concept Framework – Exploiting Concepts as Agents for Change for Land Force Development,"2003, DSTO, AUSTRALIA.

  14. Motivation for Concept Development

  15. Why military Concept Development? A need for transformation of military forces to adapt to future Change – reduce uncertainty? • Rapid changes in military operations may have impact on which methods are relevant and cause current solutions to be ineffective • Threats – From static to dynamic threats – From episodes to continuous conflicts – ”The Missing Threat” • Missions and Tasks – Counterinsurgency to Home Security – Increasing needs within Peace Keeping – The Need for flexible and adaptive capabilities • Relevant partners for co-operations – Both nations and organizations (authority, IO, NGO, industry, local government)

  16. Why military Concept Development? (contin.) • Strategic view (ends) – Globalization -> Global focus, ”Out-of-area” – Economical, social and political arenas (PMESII) -> coordination and different instruments of power (DIME) • Technology (information and communication technologies) – Increased possibilities to share information – Increased possibilities to interaction – Need of competence, expertise and skills – Procurement regime • Economics – Balance – Need of increased efficiency -> Need for new/modified capabilities -> Request for a higher rate of Change – incremental processes to slow, i.e. the result is increased risk or strategic gap - A need for Concept Development

  17. The Purpose of Concept development • Address processes of change • Reduce risk • Increase operating efficiency • Reduce cost • A concept is an idea ! – uncertainty connected to whether the idea is realizable, practicable, feasible ...

  18. The Process description

  19. Identify directives Result: • Strategic guidance Lessons Learned Develope concepts Current operations Result: Result: • Directing basis (foundation) for • Support the fullfilment of Defence implementation of relevant capabilities essential tasks Visio Implementing capability Result: • Implement military capabilities

  20. New New Concept Concept A High-level identified A High-level identified Concept needing Concept needing Long Term Defence Planning develop- may be the develop- may be the ment directing basis (Defence Study) ment directing basis Concept (Strategic Capability (Strategic Development Guidance) for Guidance) for the NoD Concept Development Master the NoD Master Defence Study Questions Defence Study Questions identified identified

  21. MEANS ENDS $ Strategic gap or risk WAYS Based on ”The Military Budgeting Process: An Overview”, Le Roux, 2002

  22. End of Presentation FFI turns knowledge and ideas into an efficient defence

  23. Extra slides

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