Network and Information Services

Network Operations Center - Vehicle (NOC-V)

The NOC-V provides a seamless and interoperable tactical data network capable of interfacing with the strategic, commercial, joint, combined, and coalition data communications systems through the BSN. It is the Army's S6 shelter for the Stryker Brigade Combat Teams (SBCTs). The NOC-V provides the S6 with an operational facility and an integrated means to plan, manage, monitor and control tactical systems and networks that are within their management domain.
STI supported this system from inception.

STI staff provides:

• Project Facilitation
  
  • Material management and quality assurance process design and implementation
    
  • Expert project planning, tracking and status reporting
    
• Technical Field Support
  
  • Expert trouble analysis and resolution
    
  • Travel and support on-site whenever and wherever needed
    
• Software design, integration and testing
  
  • OS and applications selection based on Army policy and system requirements
    
  • Resolution of incompatibilities during integration
    
  • Development and execution of detailed test plan
    
• Software Team Lead
  
  • Management of multi-disciplined software team
    
• Hardware specification and testing
  
  • Equipment selection based on network standards and system requirements
    
  • Development and execution of detailed test plan

STI provides professional services in support of S&TCD's critical objectives, including transformation of its communications architecture, reduction in complexity for operators in the field, Information Assurance and Dissemination Management, and the Introduction of New Technologies to Protect Future Tactical Networks. Our services promote the Space and Terrestrial Command Directorate's (S&TCD) position through Technology Insertion and Innovations which are paramount to achieving cost savings, schedule reductions, extended system life, increased functionality and improved product quality. STI innovations are the products of progressive management, effective engineering approach, continuously improving processes, and an aggressive solutions-oriented work force. Our ability to maintain an experienced engineering staff with low turnover ensures continued availability of our expertise to the S&TCD Computer Systems Integration (CSI) Division.