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Next-Generation Command and Control — Delivered.
The battlefield is no longer linear. Victory depends on speed, data and integration across every domain. At EY, we build for exactly that. Bringing proven technology and analytics experience from around the globe and across industries, the work of EY empowers commanders to make rapid, informed decisions when it matters most. It aligns directly with the US Army’s NGC2 vision: modular, agile and mission-ready command and control systems.
Why We’re Different
The Army needs a novel software architecture for command and control. The EY approach leverages the best architectures we have deployed across industries from online gaming to energy and utilities and from cruise ships to wall street.
AI Driven by Commander’s Intent
When artificial intelligence (AI) is used to enable decision making, it must be grounded in the commander’s intent. We understand that intent can change dynamically, and our systems adapt seamlessly across the battlefield to reflect those shifts in real time.
Empowered, Decentralized Decision-Making
The EY architecture preserves the military’s clear chain of command while enabling greater horizontal visibility across operational echelons. Field commanders gain real-time insight into relevant decisions and actions taken by peer units, allowing them to adapt their plans dynamically and in parallel, accelerating response times and force-multiplying operational impact without compromising command authority.
Federated Architecture for Rapid Evolution
Technology is evolving faster than the Army’s acquisition cycles. Our federated, open-source architecture lets the Army rapidly integrate new data sources, AI models and revolutionary capabilities — with an open architecture and without excessive time constraints.
Open Hybrid Architecture
Combining industry-proven open-source and commercial software into a purposeful, mission-centric platform provides for rapid delivery and unbounded extensibility. The Army benefits from the vast workforce of technology professionals familiar with these proven technologies.
Resilient Operations in Disconnected Environments
Leveraging edge computing, data synchronization and fault-tolerant architectures enables our systems to operate autonomously in disrupted, disconnected, intermittent and low-bandwidth (DDIL) environments — sustaining command, control and situational awareness when it matters most.
Purpose-Built for NGC2
No Lock-In. No Lag. Just Mission Success.
NGC2 is more than a capability — it's an open, modular ecosystem built for speed, clarity and mission outcomes. We integrate seamlessly with Army and industry teams — no lock-in, no proprietary walls. Just high-performance tech, open by default and engineered to deliver. We lead from day one, because the success of this technology is just as much about the right solution as it is about the delivery of the solution. Because the right solution matters, but delivering it right is mission-critical.
Prototype. Prove. Field.
That's how we deliver next-generation command and control — now.