The future ADF – a networked joint force

To be successful the ADF must plan not just for the conflicts of today, but the potential conflicts of the future. In a world where threats are evolving rapidly, the battlespace of the future is set to be a very different one.

The Commonwealth has invested significantly in upgrading and acquiring new defence platforms, but will these be enough to provide the security our nation needs?

Future battlefields will see military forces gain an advantage by coordinating and acting in a uniform way across all domains. This approach can allow the ADF‘s systems and platforms to work together in a cohesive, integrated operational environment.

By synchronising air and missile defence operations, the opportunity for Australia is to work towards providing a better understanding of the threats Australia faces while enhancing the speed of decision-making to defeat those threats.

This webcast will explore:

• The challenges of an evolving future battlespace
• The need for the ADF to coordinate and act uniformly across all domains
• The opportunity of the ADF‘s systems and platforms working together in a cohesive, integrated operational environment
• The advantage the ADF can obtain from operating a networked joint force

Who should attend: This webcast is suitable for all defence industry professionals.

This webcast is live and interactive, so be sure to prepare your questions to have them answered live!