Mike Russell is a Department Manager within the Systems Engineering Group of General Dynamics IT.

He has served as lead architect on numerous Federal, DoD, and Industry enterprise architecture efforts. Mike currently supports the USMC’s Systems Command, and serves as an architecture development SME within General Dynamics IT.

Prior to this he served on active duty as a US Army officer. He is a faculty member with the Federal Enterprise Architecture Certification (FEAC) Institute and is a member of International Council on Systems Engineering (INCOSE). He holds a MSSE from George Mason University, has taught courses in Systems Engineering for the past 7 years.

Mike has published many papers on systems engineering and architecture topics and is frequently called on to present at technical conferences.

Presentation
Case Study: Chemical, Biological, Radiological, and Nuclear Defense Integrated Architecture
The Joint Requirements Office (JRO) for CBRND is charged with defining CBRND capabilities across the Department of Defense (DoD). To ensure these capabilities are implemented, the JRO is developing the CBRND Integrated Architecture. The architecture defines CBRND capabilities, describes the combination of people, processes, tactics, and systems needed to achieve the capability, and finally, trace the implementation of these capabilities into fielded and developmental systems.

This case study focuses on how the architecture was used to describe CBRND capabilities and trace the implementation of these capabilities into systems.t

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