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Naval Aviation Maintenance System : ...

Wilson, Bradley.

Naval Aviation Maintenance System : = Analysis of Alternatives /

紀錄類型:	書目-語言資料,印刷品 : Monograph/item
正題名/作者:	Naval Aviation Maintenance System :/ Bradley Wilson ... [et al.]
其他題名:	Analysis of Alternatives /
其他題名:	Analysis of Alternatives
其他作者:	Wilson, Bradley.
出版者:	Santa Monica, Calif. :RAND Corporation, : c2020.,
面頁冊數:	xxix, 83 p. :col. ill. ; : 26 cm.;
標題:	Airplanes, Military - Maintenance and repair. -
標題:	United States. -
ISBN:	9781977403650 (pbk.) :

Naval Aviation Maintenance System : = Analysis of Alternatives /
Naval Aviation Maintenance System :Analysis of Alternatives /Analysis of AlternativesBradley Wilson ... [et al.] - Santa Monica, Calif. :RAND Corporation,c2020. - xxix, 83 p. :col. ill. ;26 cm.

Includes bibliographical references.

Introduction -- Developing and Refining NAMS Alternatives -- Capability Analyses of the Alternatives -- Cost Analysis of the Alternatives -- Risk Analysis of the Alternatives -- Schedule Analysis of the Alternatives -- Conclusions and Recommendations.

The U.S. Navy's aviation maintenance capability suffers from supportability issues because of its antiquated software architecture and codebase. This report presents the results of an analysis of alternatives for fielding the Naval Aviation Maintenance System (NAMS), which is intended to help modernize the Navy's afloat and ashore maintenance capabilities. The Navy identified several key attributes and 269 high-level requirements for NAMS to meet the demands of the current and future aviation logistics enterprise. The RAND research team used this guidance to evaluate seven alternatives in terms of effectiveness (capability and quality), cost, risk, and schedule. The primary sources of data used for these analyses were industry and government responses to a request for information, follow-up discussions with selected industry and government experts, interviews with stakeholders, a literature review, and study guidance and the study problem statement provided by the research sponsor. Broadly speaking, the alternatives studied included maintaining the status quo, a commercial off-the-shelf solution, a government off-the-shelf solution, and a hybrid alternative combining a commercial off-the-shelf solution with the Naval Depot Maintenance System. The authors find that a commercial off-the-shelf solution is the best option. All alternatives have challenges in meeting schedule goals. If the Navy wants to meet schedule objectives, it will likely have to give up goals to make near-term gains in readiness derived from analytics. Beneficial analytics depend on clean and accurate historical data on maintenance actions and aircraft configurations, and it is unclear to what extent current data are accurate.

ISBN: 9781977403650 (pbk.) :NT805 Subjects--Corporate Names:

955388
United States.
Navy--Aviation.Subjects--Topical Terms:

1334598
Airplanes, Military
--Maintenance and repair.Subjects--Geographical Terms:

665264
United States.

LC Class. No.: VG93 / .W55 2020

Dewey Class. No.: 359.9/40973

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