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NAS Logistics Vulnerabilities

NAS Logistics Vulnerabilities. Joe McClure, Steve Blue; FAA Logistics Center Tom Landers, Simin Pulat, Stephanie Cox, Mustafa Pulat; University of Oklahoma Randall Kirk; Global Concepts. NAS Logistics Vulnerabilities. Goals: Evaluate Process/IT, and Stock Vulnerabilities

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NAS Logistics Vulnerabilities

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  1. NAS Logistics Vulnerabilities Joe McClure, Steve Blue; FAA Logistics Center Tom Landers, Simin Pulat, Stephanie Cox, Mustafa Pulat; University of Oklahoma Randall Kirk; Global Concepts

  2. NAS Logistics Vulnerabilities • Goals: Evaluate Process/IT, and Stock Vulnerabilities Make Recommendations for Improvement • A Two Phase Approach Phase I: “Low-hanging fruit” Phase II: Detailed Analysis

  3. NAS Logistics Vulnerabilities • Process Vulnerability – Phase I Approach: Process Owner Interviews Initial Vulnerability/Criticality Evaluations LSF&TR Processes IT Support Experiences/ Knowledge

  4. NAS Logistics Vulnerabilities • Process Vulnerability–Phase II (planned) Approach: Operator Interviews Visual Observations Vendor Contacts Phase I Input Final Vulnerability/Criticality Evaluations Enhanced View

  5. NAS Logistics Vulnerabilities • Process Vulnerability – Phase I Results Recommendations based on: Elements Proactive Protective Duplicative Contingent Reactive

  6. NAS Logistics Vulnerabilities • Stock Vulnerability – Phase I Approach: • Define Addressable NSNs • Identify Critical NSNs • Prioritize Within “Critical” • Develop Stocking Alternatives

  7. NAS Logistics Vulnerabilities • Stock Vulnerability – Phase II (Planned) Approach: 1. Increase Scope to Identify All Critical NSNs 2. Explore Additional Stocking Options

  8. NAS Logistics Vulnerabilities • Stock Vulnerability – Phase I Results Critical NSNs Recommendations Based On Stocking Options

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