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- catalog abstract "The new Army Vision, with its emphasis on rapid force deployment and immediate employment capabilities, demands robust equipment and streamlined logistics processes that maximize the ability of soldiers to keep equipment ready to fight. Achieving this goal calls for dramatic progress in the Army's ability to keep equipment ready--a synergistic combination of improving the logistics system and equipment reliability. To do this, the Army needs metrics that fully portray its equipment readiness capabilities, both in the motor pool and during missions, to identify critical preparation and operating shortfalls. These metrics should directly connect the underlying logistics processes and equipment reliability to equipment readiness results so that the Army can target its resources effectively. This document presents a general framework for measuring equipment readiness and linking it to process performance, and it introduces a prototype initiative based upon this framework, the Equipment Downtime Analyzer (EDA). The EDA leverages advances in information technology to better utilize data collected by existing Army information systems. It provides an integrated set of metrics that tie equipment sustainment and reliability to equipment readiness. The authors illustrate potential applications for the EDA and describe its power to provide more complete and effective information for managing equipment readiness. They also discuss. EDA implementation and some of the ways that the Army might enhance it through increased data integration, thereby improving its ability to help the Army understand equipment readiness.".
- catalog contributor b12594787.
- catalog contributor b12594788.
- catalog contributor b12594789.
- catalog created "2002.".
- catalog date "2002".
- catalog date "2002.".
- catalog dateCopyrighted "2002.".
- catalog description "Comprehensive Equipment Readiness Metrics Are Vital -- The Need for Improved Army Equipment Readiness Metrics -- Why Measure? Unit Status Reporting -- How Does the Army Measure Equipment Readiness Today? -- Short-Term Variation in Equipment Readiness Is a Function of Training Schedules -- A Closer Look at One Battalion Illustrates the True Volatility of Equipment Readiness -- Improving Equipment Readiness Measurement -- A Broader Look at Equipment Readiness -- Metrics Should Also Reveal the "Why" Behind Equipment Readiness -- Closing the Measurement Gap -- A New Picture of Equipment Readiness -- How the EDA Works -- Root-Level Source Data -- Building Repair and Failure Records -- A New Construct for Repair Records -- Constructing Exercise and Unit Histories -- Exercises Become Apparent in the Richer Portrayal of Equipment Readiness -- Using the EDA to Gain Insight into Failure Rates -- The EDA Diagnostic Tree -- A Failure Rate Problem -- High Failures During Gunnery Led to Higher Failure and NMC Rates -- Are Some Tanks "Lemons"? Do Some Crews Disproportionately Cause Failures? -- Identifying the Parts That Drive Readiness -- Using the EDA to Gain Insight into the Repair Process -- A Repair Time Problem -- The Segments of the Repair Process -- The "Why" Behind Broke-To-Fix Time -- Workarounds -- Customer Wait Time -- The Path Ahead -- Developing the EDA -- EDA Implementation -- Creating a Seamless, Integrated Equipment Readiness Data Environment -- Improving the EDA Through Future Army Information System Design.".
- catalog description "EDA implementation and some of the ways that the Army might enhance it through increased data integration, thereby improving its ability to help the Army understand equipment readiness.".
- catalog description "Includes bibliographical references.".
- catalog description "The new Army Vision, with its emphasis on rapid force deployment and immediate employment capabilities, demands robust equipment and streamlined logistics processes that maximize the ability of soldiers to keep equipment ready to fight. Achieving this goal calls for dramatic progress in the Army's ability to keep equipment ready--a synergistic combination of improving the logistics system and equipment reliability. To do this, the Army needs metrics that fully portray its equipment readiness capabilities, both in the motor pool and during missions, to identify critical preparation and operating shortfalls. These metrics should directly connect the underlying logistics processes and equipment reliability to equipment readiness results so that the Army can target its resources effectively. This document presents a general framework for measuring equipment readiness and linking it to process performance, and it introduces a prototype initiative based upon this framework, the Equipment Downtime Analyzer (EDA). The EDA leverages advances in information technology to better utilize data collected by existing Army information systems. It provides an integrated set of metrics that tie equipment sustainment and reliability to equipment readiness. The authors illustrate potential applications for the EDA and describe its power to provide more complete and effective information for managing equipment readiness. They also discuss.".
- catalog extent "xxvii, 82 p. :".
- catalog identifier "0833031155".
- catalog issued "2002".
- catalog issued "2002.".
- catalog language "eng".
- catalog publisher "Santa Monica, CA : Rand,".
- catalog subject "355.8/0973 21".
- catalog subject "UC523 .D53 2002".
- catalog subject "United States. Army Equipment Maintenance and repair.".
- catalog subject "United States. Army Operational readiness.".
- catalog tableOfContents "Comprehensive Equipment Readiness Metrics Are Vital -- The Need for Improved Army Equipment Readiness Metrics -- Why Measure? Unit Status Reporting -- How Does the Army Measure Equipment Readiness Today? -- Short-Term Variation in Equipment Readiness Is a Function of Training Schedules -- A Closer Look at One Battalion Illustrates the True Volatility of Equipment Readiness -- Improving Equipment Readiness Measurement -- A Broader Look at Equipment Readiness -- Metrics Should Also Reveal the "Why" Behind Equipment Readiness -- Closing the Measurement Gap -- A New Picture of Equipment Readiness -- How the EDA Works -- Root-Level Source Data -- Building Repair and Failure Records -- A New Construct for Repair Records -- Constructing Exercise and Unit Histories -- Exercises Become Apparent in the Richer Portrayal of Equipment Readiness -- Using the EDA to Gain Insight into Failure Rates -- The EDA Diagnostic Tree -- A Failure Rate Problem -- High Failures During Gunnery Led to Higher Failure and NMC Rates -- Are Some Tanks "Lemons"? Do Some Crews Disproportionately Cause Failures? -- Identifying the Parts That Drive Readiness -- Using the EDA to Gain Insight into the Repair Process -- A Repair Time Problem -- The Segments of the Repair Process -- The "Why" Behind Broke-To-Fix Time -- Workarounds -- Customer Wait Time -- The Path Ahead -- Developing the EDA -- EDA Implementation -- Creating a Seamless, Integrated Equipment Readiness Data Environment -- Improving the EDA Through Future Army Information System Design.".
- catalog title "Diagnosing the Army's equipment readiness : the equipment downtime analyzer / Eric Peltz ... [et al.].".
- catalog type "text".