NATO Innovation Hub - Alternative Command and Control Project
30.08.2023
How to Innovate in Command & Control?
To prevail in operations, NATO wants to enhance and innovate in command and control.
Experts from all backgrounds, civilians and military personnel, are invited to participate in this project, and create a diversity of thoughts and ideas.
This project is open to all those who want to contribute insights on Command and Control; with a special focus on how it is conducted in the private sector, and in NATO. Participants will engage through an online forum, later followed by a live online workshop. The results will be shared with the participants, and inform NATO on how to adapt command and control to future challenges.
Follow up project phases may include SOLUTION DESIGN, EXPERIMENTATION, and PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT, in collaboration with all participants.
Registration and more information about the NATO Innovation Hub, its initiatives and events is available here.
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