ComputerWorld,
Australia's military will go hell for leather over the next 10 years to network, integrate and make interoperable all of its force systems as part of the $10 billion Defence Capability Plan.
Released this month, the public version of the DCP reveals for the first time the sheer depth and scale of the massive systems integration task the Australian military has set itself under the mandate of Network Centric Warfare. Of the 113 projects outlined in the DCP, 97 include electronic systems and networks at their core
