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Part 2 - Traceability

Part 2 provides a mapping of specific NESI Guidance to other, often more general, high-level DoD net-centric and interoperability efforts. Perspectives follow the structure of each high-level effort and provide a NESI interpretation of the implementation implications for program managers and developers which these other efforts direct or imply. These Perspectives, and the associated NESI Guidance and Best Practice links, provide a means of navigating NESI content based on the traceability Part 2 provides. The efforts to which Part 2 content traces may be DoD- or Service-specific; Part 2 currently traces to the ASD(NII) Net-Centric Checklist Air Force Open Technology Development, Naval Open Architecture, DoD Information Technology Standards Registry (DISR) Service Areas, Exposure Verification Tracking Sheets (EVTS), and Department of Defense Information Enterprise Architecture (DoD IEA).

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v3.5 3 January 2013 PDF Browse Secure Content Browse Public Content

Archived Releases

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v3.4 3 April 2012 PDF
v3.3 11 October 2011 PDF
v3.2 26 October 2010 PDF
v3.1 22 December 2009 PDF
v3.0 21 May 2009 PDF
v2.2 17 June 2008 PDF
v2.1 12 October 2007 PDF
v2.0 30 April 2007 PDF
v1.3 16 June 2006 PDF
v1.2 20 December 2005 PDF
v1.0.1 4 February 2005 Word

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