Command and control enterprise reference architecture

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C2ERA, or Command and Control Enterprise Reference Architecture. A technical concept of operations for building information systems better suited to the NCW environment. C2ERA prescribed the technical architecture mandated by the Designated Acquisition Commander for C4ISR Enterprise Integration in the U.S. Air Force. C2ERA is one of two NCW projects that merged to form NESI. The other project was RAPIDS.

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