The ANG Air Operation Groups (AOG) require modernization of their operation center infrastructure to increase operator efficiency, expedite decision making and accommodate the Joint All Domain Command and Control concept and the Advance Battle Management System. The Agile Ops Center accomplishes this through the use of a video matrix fusion engine, solving multi-classification issues, during operations on the floor. The use of this technology allows for agnostic classification in the future at higher levels and eliminates multi-classification-level equipment separation requirements between systems. The Agile Ops Center covers all front-end IT to include passive infrastructure (e.g. fiber/copper cabling), integrated furnishings systems, audio, visual, keyboard, video, and mouse switch, telephony, video matrix, and video teleconference technology as site requirements. Additional items include backend active infrastructure (i.e. network routers, switches,). Agile Ops Center technology delivers continuous infrastructure and human factors for homeland defense performance at the speed of relevance that are not possible with the current infrastructure. The current infrastructure and user interface/number of interfaces required causes exponential differences in a timeline from minutes to seconds for the AOG team, increasing situational awareness and mission effectiveness. Air National Guard Air Operations Groups require six Agile Operations Center suites to increase operator efficiency, expedite decision making and accommodate the Joint All Domain Command and Control concept and the Advance Battle Management System. This resolution is a 2024 WEPTAC Critical Capability and is supported by the supported by Weapon System Council and Combat Support/Mission Support Task Force.