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The force must contend with dwindling resources concurrent with a greater call for innovative capabilities amid a growing threat environment.

The realm that allows networked alliances itself could depend on the very coalitions it helps build.

Cuts will continue, so priorities must be assessed using risk math.

No single company is likely to possess all the necessary expertise for a large program.

The effects of sequestration are forcing difficult decisions and a new look at acquisition.

Other information technology aspects must come into play for the sea service to advance to the next stage of data storage.

A social approach may be the key to exploiting a new network environment.

The advanced information technology capabilities that underpin naval operations might not be available in a conflict.

With fiscal constraints exerting a growing effect, the commercial sector must step up.

What is taking place over half the surface of the globe is defining the defense posture of existing and rising powers alike.