For the US Navy, digital keel should start with search

The US Navy's Capstone Design Concept for Information Superiority aims to enhance digital modernization by securely transferring information to achieve operational resilience and improved customer experience. The recommended approach to achieving these goals involves adopting a Global Data Mesh strategy, which allows data to be accessed and searched without moving it, thus minimizing risks and costs associated with data duplication and transfer. This distributed method, facilitated by the Elasticsearch platform, supports the Navy's objectives by enabling more efficient data management in Denied, Degraded, Intermittent, and Limited (DDIL) environments, fostering data ownership, democratization, and accuracy. Additionally, the use of Elasticsearch's Cross-Cluster Search and Cross-Cluster Replication capabilities bolsters operational resilience by distributing workloads and maintaining data access during system failures. By using a unified data platform, the Navy can reduce silos, enhance collaboration, and better utilize data for strategic mission tasks, ultimately transforming data into a powerful asset in an information-driven landscape.

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