NPLACE, an initiative of the West Virginia High Technology Consortium (WVHTC) Foundation,
has a history of adherence to industry standards and best practices, including those from
the Organization for the Advancement of Structured Information Standards (OASIS) and the World
Wide Web Consortium (W3C).
The WVHTC Foundation is an active member of the Network Centric Operations Industry Council (NCOIC)
and is poised for rapid response to the DoD’s and Air Force’s NCW needs.
DII COE Evaluations
For more than four years, NPLACE has conducted evaluations of software segments from major DoD C4I systems
to ensure they are COE-compliant.
• DII COE Kernel Support
NPLACE supports COE kernel software efforts by porting the kernel to different versions of the Windows
family of operating systems, reviewing kernel installation and use documentation, and conducting
beta testing on new versions of the kernel.
• DII COE Kernel Commercialization
NPLACE is working to develop a platform-independent, commericial-software-based kernel to maximize
interoperability and reduce kernel development/maintenance costs.