Centre for Defence Enterprise (CDE) Innovation Network. CDE opportunities and requirements.

1. Centre
Defence
Enterprise
for

2. Session scope
CDE
Opportunities
Requirements and process

3. Session scope
Enduring competition briefing
Effective proposals
Submitting a proposal

4. CDE
What is CDE about?

5. Military Capability
Advantage
Persistent

6. Innovation = Advantage
Challenge
Pace
Exploitation

7. The aim of CDE
Prove the value of innovative,
high-risk, high-potential-benefit
research to enable development
of cost-effective military capability
advantage
Defence White Paper – National Security Through Technology Feb 2012

8. The aim of CDE
Technology
Providers
Barriers

9. Research Worldwide
Global top 100 R&D
UK top 100 R&D
UK MOD R&D
UK MOD R

10. Rapid Technological Change
Defence
Other markets
Utilisation

11. Opportunities
Awareness
Network
Funding

12. Managing innovation
Innovation
Future capability
Proof of
concept
Development
CDE
MOD + industry

13. CDE Operating Principles
Key
Applied
Consistent

14. Engaging Innovators
SMEs
Academia
Industry

15. Accessible Opportunities
Fair
Equitable
Open

16. Sustained incentive
Guarantee
Support
Feedback

17. Minimise participation costs
Bidding
Contracting
Investment

18. Compliance
Fair
Transparent
Auditable

19. Intellectual property
Defcon705
Benevolent
Rights of use

20. Two routes to funding
Open
Themed

21. Open Competition
Perpetual
Radical
£2.5M

22. Open Competition
Unlimited possibilities get in
the way of decisiveness

23. Enduring Competition
Challenges
Enduring
9+1 framework

24. Enduring Competition
Human performance
Lethality
Protection
Mobility
Lower cost of ownership

25. Enduring Competition
Situational awareness
Communication
Data
Power
New capabilities

26. Situational Awareness
Sensors
Navigation
Surveillance

27. Communication
Secure
Mobile
Novel

28. Data
Processing
Interoperability
Visualisation

29. Themed competition
Requirements
Bounded
Specific

30. Themed competition
Recognising the need is the
primary condition for design
Charles Eames

31. CDE
How has CDE performed?

32. CDE Index
4779
Proposals received in 5 years

33. CDE Index
769
Proposals funded in 5 years

34. CDE Index
£44M
Invested in innovation over 5 years

35. CDE Index
17%
Of proposals funded

36. CDE Index
45%
Of proposals funded with SMEs

37. Dismounted burden
70 kg
Endurance
Mobility

38. Data deluge
Cyber attack
Detection
Predictive

39. What next for CDE?
Opportunities
Social capital
Funding

40. CDE
The mechanics of interaction

41. Helping yourself
Linked In
Twitter
YouTube

42. Online bid submission
Only route
Low overhead
Control

43. The Portal
Online
Submissions
Accounts

44. The Portal
Before log on
Quick Start
Competition

45. Not an exam
Structure
Information
Choice

46. A successful proposal
Clear
Concise
Evidence based

47. Unclassified
Mandatory
Including work
No exceptions

48. The Proposal
The essentials

49. Assessment criteria
Operational relevance
Likelihood of exploitation
Builds critical S&T capability to meet UK needs
Scientific quality/innovation
Science, innovation and technology risk

50. Assessment
60
Minutes
Each assessor
Per proposal
As presented

51. Description
First thing
Imagination
Assessors

52. Commercial tab
Vital
Acceptance
Assessors

53. Government Furnished X
Unique
Vital
Proportionate

54. Health and Safety
Safe work
Risks
Management

55. Ethics
Testing
Clearance
Partition

56. Health check
Based on a claim of future benefit
Contribution to realisation of future benefit
Logical programme of work
Evidential outcomes
Demonstration of progress towards goal

57. Claim of future benefit
Contribution
Compelling
Audacious

58. Contribution to future benefit
How?
Context
Value

59. Programme of work
Logical
Timely
Clear

60. Generation of evidence
Generated
Value
Proof of?

61. Demonstration of progress
Delivery
Progress
Claimed benefit

62. Proposal
Perfection is achieved not when
there is nothing more to add,
but when there is nothing left to
take away
Antoine de Saint-Exupery

63. In it to win it
Submit
Deadline
Early