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Vision
Commander, Naval Information Forces (NAVIFOR)

Commander's Guiding Principles


To execute our mission well, we must truly understand our core requirements and execute a program that meets them. We need to be absolutely outstanding in the execution of our mission, lives, and resources in support of our national defense depending on us. We must execute with a sense of urgency, challenge status quo thinking, and break down barriers inhibiting progress.

We are known for our service to our nation, to the U.S. Navy, and to one another. 

We care about each other personally and professionally. Our success hinges on our personal and professional excellence, practicing civility in all we do. 

We are reliable, responsible stewards of the public's trust. The integrity of our core foundational capabilities - personnel management, training, security, safety, cyber resilience/security, financial/contract management, and Sailor programs, must be evident to everyone. 

We understand and apply Operational Risk Management in all we do. We need to stress safety and make smart decisions. we can not afford unacceptable, preventable loss. 

We maintain open communication - up and down the chain of command. Our command excels through teamwork and unity of purpose. Clear, concise and timely communication exists throughout the command in all functions and tasks. 

We embrace the Navy core values - Honor, Courage and Commitment. As an extension of that idea, we also embrace TRUST: transparency, respect, unity, selflessness, and teamwork. We focus on doing the right thing every time and do not let others violate rules. We understand that perception is in the public eye. 

We embrace innovation, flexibility and adaptability. We seek opportunities to better our team and our force. 

We listen to our customers to understand their needs and requirements, and are continually looking for better ways to do business. 

Strategic Goals


  • Ensure IW Readiness

  • Advance and Ingrain IW​

  • Advance Modernization and Interoperability

  • Afloat and Ashore IW Wholeness

  • ​Align IW Enterprise

  • Data Driven Decision Making

  • Lead the IW Community

  • Expand Global Presence

  • Advance Organizing, Manning, Training, Equipping, and Certifying Functions

Focus Areas


Integrated, highly informed, timely, and trusted decisions with effective outcomes based on superiority of information (data).

Sustainable systematic modernization and maintenance management of shore IW commands improved system standardization, integration, interoperability, supportability, and afloat alignment to facilitate a more capable fighting force.

Maximize IW capabilities across the Department of the Navy, ensuring robust IW capabilities as a warfighting domain in and of itself, as well as integration with/enabling other warfighting domains.

Achieve ready, relevant learning by delivering all-inclusive training requirements plan to produce combat-credible IW forces.

 

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