| Language: | English | Abstract: | The writing critically examines the developmental challenges in implementing a new communication and information system for the Slovenian Armed Forces, which would be capable of supporting coordinated multi-domain operations within the alliance and include not only military but also civilian entities. The integration of external stakeholders, notably commercial providers and research institutions, presents a niche for faster access to new technologies and information. Exploiting this niche offers a range of opportunities for the new communication and information system of the Slovenian Armed Forces, as it needs to be innovative, adaptable, and, most importantly, interoperable to effectively support both national and allied operations in an increasingly challenging security environment. The research indicates a significant need for the modernization of existing C4ISR systems in the Slovenian Armed Forces, which include command, control, communications, computers, intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance, to ensure effective support for multi-domain operations. Attention must also be given to appropriate organizational and doctrinal adjustments necessary for the successful integration of the new communication and information system. Both the technical and organizational aspects of introducing the new system represent a significant test for the Slovenian Armed Forces, particularly due to its ability to meet NATO standards, ensure secure data exchange between various units of the Slovenian Armed Forces and allied forces, and, most importantly, support the concept of multi-domain operations. | Keywords: | communication and information system, multidomain operation, Federated Mission Networking |
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