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LOG 210

ILS Managers Tools Course

LOG 210

ILS Managers Tools Course

FIPT Presentation – 8 Sep 2007

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LOG 210 - Supportability ManagersCourse

Background… •Recognized need for Joint training/education ( DAU, Army, Navy, and Air Force)

•US Army Logistics Support Activity (LOGSA), a “Center of Excellence for Army Life Cycle Logistics…

- Logistics Management Information and Automation

- Supportability Policy/Regulatory Development - Supportability Analysis Tools and Services

•Briefed & received approval to develop from FIPT (Sep ‘05)

Course Goal…•To “familiarize” Supportability Managers with the availability, use and application of ILS/Life Cycle Logistics tools (Case driven scenario)

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Spiral development… of a “Suite of Supportability Lessons/Modules” Category… DAU 200 Level, Assignment Specific, Elective Spiral 1… Length/Frequency… 3 days/quarterly Focus… - DoD/Joint Service - Transformation of supportability & linkage to DoD concepts - Role of the Supportability Manager (Scenario Driven, MARS-V)

- Familiarization” with Joint Supportability Analysis tool capabilities - Logistics Supportability Planning - Repair Level Analysis - Life Cycle Cost Analysis - Log Mgt Information (LSA/R)

- Sustainment Supportability - International Logistics (Intl Coop Log & FMS)

- Web-based Tools and Models (including PBL)

Resources… LOGSA development lead, resource & fund development Start Date… on target for 1st Qtr FY07 deployment

Approach…

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Course Content…

Lesson Titles

Lesson 1 - Introduction to Supportability Management

Lesson 2 - Life Cycle Logistics Road Map… Analysis Requirements

Lesson 3 - Logistics Supportability Planning and Documentation

Lesson 4 - Repair Level Analysis

Lesson 5 - Life Cycle Cost Analysis

Lesson 6 - Supportability Analysis Record / Documentation (LMI)

Lesson 7 - Sustainment Supportability Analysis (PFSA)

Lesson 8 - International Logistics Tools (ICRADA & FMS)

Lesson 9 - Web-based Supportability Tools (including PBL Toolkit)

Spiral 1

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Life Cycle Logistics

Predecessor Information

Economic Analysis

Life Cycle Cost Model Risk Analysis

Spares ProvisioningOperational Availability

Warranty AnalysisReliability Growth Analysis

NPV Economic Analysis

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MFP, PBA, AS Update

DMSMS PlanMetric

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Acquisition Strategy ♦ Supportability Strategy

Performance Based Logistics StrategySupport and Cost Drivers

Warehouse Test Data

Developed by LOGSA

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Pilot Course Results

Course delivered at DAU-South campus, 8-10 August 2006

17 students attended, 14 USAF, 3 Army, 0 Navy– USAF heavy class; Navy absence a concern– Students tended toward Level III expertise

4 DAU faculty participating (largely monitoring) 7 LOGSA SME’s presented tools 3 other LOGSA participants Bottom Line: Course shows potential, fills a workforce need, and

conforms with future DAU Core Plus framework….but Student feedback from pilot course reflects needed improvement

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LOG 210 Pilot CourseMetrics That Matter

Category Scores

6.215.765.015.064.534.414.50

Other 0-5.24 5.25-5.59 5.60-7.00Inst 0-5.24 5.25-5.90 6.00-7.00

Learning Effectiveness - Ques 31-32Job Impact - Ques 34-36Business Results - Ques 40Return on Investment - Ques 44-45

CategoriesInstructor - Ques 20-24Environment - Ques 25Courseware - Ques 26-30

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LOG 210 Pilot Websurveyor Questions

Question Score20. The instructor was knowledgeable about the subject. 6.2921. The instructor was prepared and organized for the class. 6.3522. Students were encouraged to take part in class discussions. 6.2423. The instructor was responsive to student's needs and questions. 6.2424. The instructor kept the students actively engaged. 5.9425. The physical environment was conducive to learning. 5.7626. The scope of the material was relevant to my job. 4.8227. The material was organized logically. 5.2428. The examples presented helped me understand the content. 5.2929. The case studies and exercises added value to my learning. 4.8130. The instructor effectively presented the DAU online resources. 4.8731. I learned new knowledge and skills or was able to practice applying critical thinking to my knowledge and skills. 4.6532. The guest speakers were effective in contributing to my learning. 5.4734. The student materials (manual, presentations, handouts, etc.) will be useful on the job. 4.1835. I will be able to apply what I learned in the course to my job. 4.4736. The relationship of course materials and objectives to job and career field application was discussed during the course. 4.9440. The training will improve my job performance. 4.4144. This training was a worthwhile investment in my career development. 4.4745. The training was a worthwhile investment for my employer. 4.53

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Course Manager After Action Report

Postpone planned 1Q FY 07 offering to facilitate course corrections and instructor training for LOGSA SMEs

Course manager to coordinate with LOGSA on corrective actions Identify more clearly ILS tools from USAF and Navy Course manager to coordinate with DAU ISD on learning objectives Format for course modules will be:

– Intro of ILS tool concept (e.g., ILS planning)– Explore the tool (e.g., LOGPARS)– Apply the tool in a practical exercise (e.g., LOGPARS supporting ILS

planning)– Evaluate/feedback to gauge learning

Identify DAU faculty for teaching certification Offer 2Q FY 07 course in Huntsville with largely Army audience Coordinate with FIPT to identify demand for other FY 07 offerings

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LOG 210 ILS Mgr Tools Course Creation

LOG 210 Development

Initial Planning Meeting

Brief Logistics FIPT (Dev Approved)

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Objectives

Coordinate Objectives with Services

Develop Course Design

Course Student Assessment Plan (CSAP)

Syllabus/Schedule

Curriculum Design Review

Update FIPT on Course

Curriculum & Case Studies

Conduct Initial Course Review

Incorporate Initial review Changes

Final Design Review

Instructor Pilot

Incorporate Instructor Pilot Changes

Deploy Course

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Development Status…

Completed Actions…

Course Outline

LOG 210 Performance/Learning Objectives

Course Student Assessment Plan (CSAP)

Syllabus & Schedule

Instructor Support Package (ISP, Lesson Outlines/Plans)

Initial Curriculum Design Review (CDR, Mar 06)

Curriculum, Workbook, & Practical Exercises at 90%

Future Actions…

Course Review & Update (May-Jun)

Final Design Review (Jul)

Instructor Pilot Course (Aug)

Course Deployment… 1 Oct 06 (On Schedule !)


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Service/Org Name Org Phone Responsibilities DAU Mr. Randy Pilling DAU (703) 805-2277 DAU sponsorArmy Mr. Bill Edwards LOGSA (256) 955-9940 Project lead / developer Mr. Gary McPherson LOGSA (256) 955-9914 Service input / reviewNavy/LMI Mr. Jim Reay LMI (703) 917-7192 Navy consultant Mr. Dennis Zimmerman LMI (703) 917-7308 Navy consultantAir Force Ms. Carol Conrad SAFA-ILGF (703) 695-6788 Service input / review Ms. Mary Osborne SAFA-ILGF (703) 695-1141 Service input / review

Service/Org Name Org Phone Responsibilities DAU Mr. Randy Pilling DAU (703) 805-2277 DAU sponsorArmy Mr. Bill Edwards LOGSA (256) 955-9940 Project lead / developer Mr. Gary McPherson LOGSA (256) 955-9914 Service input / reviewNavy/LMI Mr. Jim Reay LMI (703) 917-7192 Navy consultant Mr. Dennis Zimmerman LMI (703) 917-7308 Navy consultantAir Force Ms. Carol Conrad SAFA-ILGF (703) 695-6788 Service input / review Ms. Mary Osborne SAFA-ILGF (703) 695-1141 Service input / review

Joint Development IPT

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Case Study…

– Mobile Armored Reconnaissance and Security Vehicle (MARS-V)

“ACAT 1D, light armored, high speed, four wheel, all wheel

drive vehicle with extreme terrain capabilities that can be

rapidly deployed world wide by land, sea, or air. It is capable

of providing lightly armored reconnaissance, intelligence,

joint services communications and fire support coordination

for combat operations. It provides a mobile platform for

security operations at tactical and fixed instillations for

combat, peace time, and peace keeping operations. It is

all weather capable and compliments the STRYKER System.”

Course Content (cont) …

MARS-V

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ILS/Supportability ManagersCourse

Critical Design Review Full Rate Production Fully Operational

• Equipment Performance Analysis

• Metric Tracking• Trend Analysis

• Establishes Logistics Engineering Database

• Interface with LMP• Assists TM Development

Rule Based Expert System

Generates Acquisition Documentation

Level of Repair Analysis

Sparing/Stockage Optimization

Repair Versus Discard

Life Cycle Cost Model Trade Off/Comparative

Analyses

MissionNeed

Statement

Technology Development

ILS Planning/Analyzing

Alternatives

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LogisticsSystem

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System Development & Demonstration

Production & Deployment

Operations & Support

LogisticsSystem

Development

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Metrics Tracking –Recap

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Critical Design Review Full Rate Production Fully Operational

Milestone Milestone Milestone

Joint Joint Joint Joint Potential Use Use Use Use

Concept Refinement

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Impacts…

• Features/Benefits…

- Basic training in Supportability Analysis (where little formal training currently exists )

- DoD-wide recognition/accessibility (DAU Course Number and listing)

- Greater use and standardization of Supportability Analysis tools - Minimal DAU resourcing (LOGSA & Service assistance in development, implementation, and instruction)

- Source for Supportability Analysis education and information exchange

- Tentatively planning four course offerings in FY 07

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