The Modular Dynamically Reconfigurable Integrated Virtualized Environment (M-DRIVE^®) delivers a turnkey software defined tactical data center with multi-tenant isolation of network enclaves through secure network virtualization. M-DRIVE is a cross domain access solution that allows rapid deployment and reconfiguration of mission enclaves and delivers enhanced collaboration in modern warfighting Mission Partner Environments (). As stated in recent written testimony by Admiral Philip Davidson, Commander of Indo-Pacific Command, “MPE provides universal battle management and automated decision making by accessing a multi-domain sensor network.” M-DRIVE offers the only approved multi-enclave solution to meet these mission critical MPE requirements.

M-DRIVE is also well positioned to support a broad array of Combined Joint All-Domain Command and Control () architectures and Programs of Record (PoR) as government organizations modernize to support the rapidly expanding MPE and the continuing need for “fight tonight” technologies. “This [MPE] is the next generation of how we fight and communicate with our allied partners,” according to retired DoD CIO, Dana Deasy, in a .

M-DRIVE’s inherent scalability provides dramatic operational benefits by collapsing legacy multi-server stack infrastructures into a single platform yielding a 30-50% reduction in MPE server infrastructure. It provides increased hosting efficiencies with a significantly smaller form factor, drastically reducing cost along with increased efficiencies for size, weight, and power (SWaP). The fully-COTS solution allows users to focus on applications and the delivery of services rather than the underlying computing, storage, and networking resources. Users can rapidly share secure information, access applications, join an enterprise mission enclave, or create an episodic enclave within hours in any environment, including within the enterprise, at-the-halt, and on-the-move.  

“In support of the warfighter’s need to more efficiently share information in multi-domain operations, M-DRIVE has the potential to reshape the way the DoD and its mission partners operate during exercises, contingency operations, or in combat,” said Trace CEO Otto Hoernig III, of the company’s latest achievement. “The fully integrated platform supports and enables not only coalition interoperability, but also potential future multiple security level (MSL) requirements throughout the DoD, and in support of the mission and coalition partner environments.”

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Trace Systems, Inc. is excited to welcome Sandra Jamshidi and Joshua Gillen as leaders in our Information Solutions Group (ISG). Sandra will utilize her extensive background in coalition systems and partnerships to serve as Program Manager, Coalition Interoperability & Information Sharing. Josh will provide essential support as Operations Manager based on his wide-ranging and proven operational experience with the Army.

As a US Navy Information Professional Officer, Sandra served as the CIO/Director Communications and Information Systems for Naval Forces Europe and Africa and served on the Operational Staffs of SIXTH Fleet, Carrier Strike Group Five, and THIRD Fleet. She was the Commanding Officer, Naval Computer and Telecommunications Station Far East; Executive Officer, Naval Computer and Telecommunications Station San Diego; and Officer in Charge of Joint Tactical Ground Station Pacific, Korea. Her most recent assignment was in planning and programming the Navy’s Communications, C2, Enterprise Networks afloat and ashore, CND, and Spectrum Management as the Deputy Director, Assured C2 on the Staff of the Deputy CNO for Information Warfare. Since retiring, Sandra consulted as a thought leader and strategic planner in Cyber and IT for Suss Consulting, Inc.

 

Josh Gillen is a retired U.S. Army Signal Officer with more than 22 years of active service. During his military career, he supported operations around the world, including 3 combat tours, and commanded the U.S. Army’s Headquarters Command Battalion. Josh is a certified Project Management Professional (PMP) who holds a bachelor’s degree in Mathematics and a master’s degree in Business Administration.

“We are excited to have both Sandra and Josh join our Trace family. They will be a tremendous value add to the Secretary of the Air Force Mission Partner Collaboration Offices critical mission of leading the Mission Partner Environment,” Information Solutions Group VP, Therman Farley, stated. “Sandra comes to us after 30 years as a Navy leader with extensive experience in MPE. As the Senior Program Manager for MPE-S she will have an immediate impact on the community and ability to elevate delivery of capabilities to this critical mission space.”

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