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Understanding Network Enabled Capability

The aim of this MOD sponsored book is to provide an Network Enabled Capability (NEC) reader as a complement to the NEC Handbook - JSP 777. This document is designed to stimulate interest and understanding of NEC across the widest definition of the Defence Community from Parliamentarians, Academia, Defence Industry, Civil Servants, the Military, our allies and coalition partners, as well as, other Government Departments and non Governmental Organisations associated with delivering the Comprehensive Approach.

It is designed to compliment JSP 777 the Defence NEC Handbook (which is in the process of a major rewrite and will provide a clear expression of what the United Kingdom means by NEC in order to engender a much wider and more common understanding of its tenets not only within the MOD and Armed Forces, but also across Government and the Defence community). Like JSP 777 it also seeks to stimulate innovative thinking and debate on, as well as active and constructive engagement in, this pivotal change initiative in order to help guide and progress the development of NEC.

Document Description

Understanding NEC is presented in 6 Chapters

Chapter 1: NEC Strategy - The MOD approach to NEC.

Chapter 2: Joint Action - NEC in action, exploring many aspects of NEC delivering operational effect under the Joint Action Banner.

Chapter 3: Networks - Explores the Network and ISTAR contribution employing a system of systems approach.

Chapter 4: Information - Information management and Exploitation across Defence.

Chapter 5: People - Delivering an NEC Culture across Defence.

Chapter 6: Wider NEC - Exploring comparisons with NEC developments by allies and other countries.


Date: 9 Apr 09

Joint Service Publication 777 - Network Enabled Capability

The aim of this UK MOD Joint Services Publication (JSP 777) is to provide a clear expression of what the United Kingdom means by Network Enabled Capability (NEC) in order to engender a much wider and more common understanding of its tenets not only within the UK's Ministry of Defence and Armed Forces, but also across Government, within Defence Industry and Academia, and with allies and coalition partners.

It also seeks to stimulate innovative thinking and debate on, as well as active and constructive engagement in, this pivotal change initiative in order to help guide and further progress the development of NEC. Nearly 10,000 hard copies of Edition 1 were put out on a very wide distribution across the Defence community in late January 2005. The NEC Handbook was endorsed by the Command and Battlespace Management Board in November 2004 and will be reviewed on an annual basis.


Date: 23 Feb 06