CONOPS

AcronymDefinition
CONOPSConcept of Operations
CONOPSContingency Operations
CONOPSContinuity Of Operations
CONOPSControl Operations
CONOPSContinuous Operations
CONOPSConduct of Operations
CONOPSConsumer Operations (Google)
CONOPSContinental United States Operations
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Standard operating procedures (SOPs), CONOPS and checklists, reduce the battlespace management to workable and replicable practices and procedures, chains of command and communications networks.
The military commanders of AMISOM and SNA have since developed a detailed plan to implement the military aspects of the CONOPs.Under the reconfiguration, AMISOM will either collapse some FOBs or hand them over to Somali security forces.
The roughly 12-month project will include the development of an initial ConOps to be shared with the broader aviation and urban air mobility communities.
There's two other CONOPs that we've also completed that we signed at this same time.
Customers also have the flexibility to choose a system reflecting their individual requirements, in terms of either the required standard, tunnel size or CONOPS.
The ICT also assists in the creation, review, and revision of military response plans, CONOPs, the dissemination of relevant operational information, and the coordination of sourcing additional military support of strategic theater military requirements.
A CONOPS is a written statement or graphical depiction that clearly and concisely expresses what the joint force commander intends to accomplish and how it will be done using available resources.
Such CONOPs range from information operations involving a cyber dimension, through to kinetic strikes designed to create strategic, operational and tactical effects.
With an easy-to-use and intuitive user interface, the OSI LPR/ANPR solution provides stakeholders with real-time field intelligence to improve safety and enhance operational efficiency of the security concept of operations (CONOPS).
(17) The resulting International Assistance System Concept of Operations (IAS CONOPS) was intended to meet the needs of those impacted by the disaster without undue operational interference; ensure that the assistance provided was safe, useful, and useable; and provide for timely communications on external assistance needs and offers.
The President gave the go-signal and allowed the execution of Oplan Exodus after the concept of operations (CONOPS) was presented to him by Director of Special Action Force (SAF) Police Director Getulio Napenas.
The following factors affected the execution of CONOPS: (1) mismanaged movement plan from staging area to Vehicle-Drop-Off Point (VDOP); (2) failure to occupy the designated way points; (3) ineffective communication system among the operating troops; (4) unfamiliarity with the terrain in the area of operation; (5) non-adherance to operational/tactical Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs); (6) lack of situational awareness among commanders; and (7) breakdown in the command and control.