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The Supreme Allied Commander Transformation (SACT) is responsible for identifying and promoting the development of essential capabilities that are needed to meet future operational needs of the Alliance. His mission statement includes:
“Explore concepts, promote doctrine development, conduct experiments and support research and acquisition processes of new technologies through interaction with agencies/boards, as appropriate, in order to find and deliver improved interoperability, standardization and qualitatively transformed capabilities”.
This role requires Allied Command Transformation (ACT) to work closely with capability development authorities in Nations and NATO bodies in all stages of capability development and across relevant lines of development. Within the NATO Nations, industry and academic institutions have extensive knowledge and experience that is of direct relevance to ACT-led capability development efforts. ACT firmly believes that this competence could be leveraged in a collaborative manner – to the benefit of NATO, Nations, and industry.
In that perspective, ACT has developed the Framework For Collaborative Interaction (FFCI), which aim is to enable collaborative work to be carried out in a non-procurement manner between ACT and industry.
FFCI Newsletters
- Issue no. 5
- Issue no. 4
- Issue no. 3
- Issue no. 2
- Issue no. 1
Issue #5, 2012
Inside this issue:
SACT’s Column; Preparing for the Chicago Summit—Workshop on: "Industry Contribution to NATO Smart Defence"; Ongoing FFCI Projects; New FFCI Projects; ACT Engagement of Small and Medium Businesses; ACT-Industry Engagements; Upcoming Events; ACT Industry Day
Issue #4, 2011
Inside this issue: What is Smart Defence?; ACT Industry Day 2011; Better Engagement with Small and Medium Businesses through FFCI; Countering Hybrid Threats Experiment: successful NATO-private sector cooperation helps drive second phase of roadmap; ACT Missile Defence; MBDA brief on Missile Defence; Requests For Information (RFIs); ACT staff set the scene at the Finmeccanica MindSh@are conference; FFCI Brief to the Military Committee; Industry Visits to HQ SACT
Issue #3, 2011
Inside this issue:
Industry Day 2010 follow-up, FFCI projects: Cloud Computing and Countering Hybrid Threats Experiment, Industry Visits to HQ SACT, Upcoming Events
Issue #2, 2010
Inside this issue:
Industry Day 2010, One Year of FFCI, Visit of European Companies to HQ SACT, Knowledge Transfer Tool Development, IBM visit, DNBL support to JISR Development, Industry Support to Maritime Situational Awareness Game
Issue #1, 2010
Inside this issue:
Creation of the Office for Collaboration with Academia and Industry (OCAI), New Collaboration Opportunities, FFCI Projects Updates, Upcoming Events
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