U.S. Air Force Fact Sheet AFRL/RI ORGANIZATIONS AFRL/RIB Division Office Communicates the corporate perspective of RI activities to internal and external customers. Manages the Directorate's technical and investment plans. Provides the S&T strategic planning function and analysis / program tracking activities associated with formulation of technical goals and program execution. Represents the primary focal point for fostering integration, transfer and transition of S&T through partnerships and collaborations with Warfighter, Industry, Academia, National and Service Laboratories, and International communities. Leads the overarching governance for the directorate through management of policies, procedures and processes.  AFRL/RIE Division, Branch and Section Offices To lead the discovery, development, and integration of affordable products addressing intelligence community technology requirements for our air, space, and cyberspace force. The division also conducts selected acquisition programs for low-volume, limited quantity systems for the intelligence community. AFRL/RIF Division and Branch Offices This office serves as financial advisor and counselor in business management matters to the director and staff. It also determines comptroller policies and procedures pertaining to the establishment and management of budgeting, accounting services, program cost analysis, program and statistical reporting, and management information. AFRL/RIG Division, Branch and Section Offices To lead research, development and integration of affordable information exploitation and cyber technologies for transition to our air, space and cyberspace forces. AFRL/RII Division Office The Corporate Information Office (CIO) oversees the continuous integration and alignment of information technology (IT) with directorate business practices that require the management and presentation of corporate information. AFRL/RIJ Division Office The Mission of the Information Directorate legal office is to insure that legal policies, processes, and resources are in place and are effectively used to carry out the Directorate's mission. AFRL/RIK Division and Branch Offices Supports the Information Directorate in three primary ways: It negotiates, awards and administers (1) contracts for research, development and systems; (2) assistance instruments to support and stimulate research for the public good; and (3) purchase orders, contracts and other acquisition instruments for operational support in the form of supplies, services and construction. Supports Sensors Directorate personnel at the Rome Research Site as necessary. AFRL/RIN Division Office Plans, develops, and leads implementation of organizational developed (OD) within the Directorate. Teaches behavioral skills (decision making, problem solving, planning, communicating, teamwork, etc.) to workforce which can be applied to improve and mature the Directorate. Develops an environment that effectively communications at every level and builds trust and collaborative relationships between stakeholders, leadership and the workforce. AFRL/RIO Division, Branch and Section Offices Sustain and support installation operations for the Rome Research Site community by delivering quality facilities, environmental services, communication and information systems, logistics activities, force protection, and human resource services, enabling the AFRL Information Directorate to develop, field, facilitate and sustain war-winning capabilities and provide effective mission support. AFRL/RIS Division, Branch and Section Offices To lead the discovery, development, and integration of innovative technologies and systems that provide state-of-the-art, integrated command and control and information management technologies for Air Force and joint warfighters. AFRL/RIT Division and Branch Offices To lead the discovery, development and integration of affordable computing, networking, and communications technologies for our air, space and cyberspace forces. AFRL/RIZ Division Office The Special Program Division supports all Rome Research Site programs with the unique military facilities, equipment, and training required for timely laboratory support to military operations. In addition, the Special Programs Division is also the Rome Research Site's security focal point for special security matters.