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The
Office of the Manager, National Communications System (OMNCS) staff
resources are organized into four branches: Technology and Programs,
Critical Infrastructure Protection (CIP) with the NCC, Plans and
Resources, and Customer Service.
NCS
Organizational Chart

The OMNCS is responsible for:
- Providing the expertise for the planning, implementing,
administering, and maintenance of approved national security and
emergency preparedness (NS/EP) communications programs and NCS
baseline activities.
- Conducting technical studies, analyses, and assessments
pertaining to the effectiveness of NS/EP communications programs
and the effects of these programs on the Nation's critical infrastructures.
- Consulting with the Committee of Principals (COP),
the NCS Council of Representatives (COR), and the President’s
National Security Telecommunications Advisory Committee (NSTAC)
on issues pertaining to NS/EP telecommunications.
- Participating on Federal councils and boards, such
as the Government Sector Coordinating Council and the National
Infrastructure Advisory Council (NIAC), that develop telecommunications
policies, standards, national initiatives, and performing research
on emerging technologies.
- Monitoring international emergency telecommunications
planning activities and offering assistance to international emergency
planning groups.
- Developing, planning, and implementing National
Communications System (NCS) strategic goals and objectives.
- Assisting individual NCS member organizations in
developing efficient cost- effective solutions to complex communication/information
requirements and resolutions to organizational communication/information
issues
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