ASD/AIA S3000L Steering Committee (S3000L_SC01) 11.04.-14.04.2011 – Paris, GIFAS ASD - organizational structures

1. ASD/AIA S3000L Steering Committee (S3000L_SC01) 11.04.-14.04.2011 – Paris, GIFAS ASD - organizational structures

2. Austria Belgium United Kingdom Czech Republic Turkey Denmark Sweden Finland Spain Switzerland France Germany Portugal Poland Greece Ireland Norway Italy The Netherlands Luxembourg 20 member countries* 30 member associations ADIG AAI GEBECOMA BSDI SBAC ALV ČR SaSaD AOP ČR Representing more than 2.000 companiesand around 675.000 employees SAIG FAD SAI AFDA FIF GIFAS ATECMA CIDEF AFARMADE BDLI DANOTEC BDI AIP HAIG APADI NDIG FAEI AIAD NAI NIID LAI *Bulgaria and Romania currently in process

3. General Organisation(Oct 2010) General Assembly Board + Council Coordination Group Secretariat Air Transport Commission Space Commission Defence Commission Security Commission External Affairs Commission R&T Commission Equipment/SME Commission Services Commission

4. Services Commission Organisation(Jan 2011) Services Commision NCSSG New Customer Service Solution Group TOSG Training and Operational Service Group PSG Product Support Group CSG Customer Service Group PSSG Product Support Specification Group

5. Services Commission Organisation (Jan 2011) • Product Support Group (PSG) • Providing ILS specs & standards that meet the evolving business needs. ILS skills and disciplines. • Customer Services Group (CSG) • Covering MRO, upgrade (Mods, technology insertion, conversions), logistics, post design services, through-Life support, GSE & facilities, outsourcing. training, recruitment skills in these areas. • Training & Operational Services Group (TOSG) • Dealing with personnel training (ground crew, air crew) and training devices (simulators, CBT etc), certification of personnel/devices/organisations, certification bodies, training centres. • New Customer-Services Solutions Group (NCSSG) • Studing new models, market needs analysis, generic models for contracting (eg. PPP, PFI, PBL), partnering behaviours, civil/military convergence, migration between contracting concepts. New IT tools.

6. NIAGIIG NATO AC/327 in cooparation with Organisations - NAMSA - OCCAR ASD Standardization Works ASD-STAN on behalf of ASD ASD Services Commission PSGProduct Support Group SSGStrategic Standardization Group PSSGProduct Support Specification Group

7. ASD SSG Radar Screen Track d Monitor external development RFID App Stds Adopt existing standard OAGIS 9 PLCS DEXs ebXML TSCP SysML STEPAP210 SAML SPEC2000 • Supplier • UID Candidate STEPAP212 ISO 8000 STEPAP209 STEP STEPAP239 ISO 22745 STEPAP203 SCORM BPMN Adopted STEPAP214 STEPAP233 STEPAP235 3DVisualisation XPDL S1000D S2000M STE100 EN9300LOTAR Boost Aero S5000F ASD development STEP AP 242 S3000L TDP message S4000M Participate in external development Blip available yy Blip in preparation yy Current ASD SSG actions Last revised: 2010-06-29

8. S1000D S2000M INTERNATIONAL SPECIFICATION for TECHNICAL PUBLICATION utilizing a Common Source Data Base INTERNATIONAL SPECIFICATION for ATERIEL MANAGEMENT INTEGRATED DATA PROCESSING for MILITARY EQUIPMENT S5000F S3000L S4000M INTERNATIONAL HANDBOOKFOR OPERATIONAL AND MAINTENANCE DATA FEEDBACK INTERNATIONAL APPLICATION HANDBOOK for LOGISTIC SUPPORT ANALYSISLSA INTERNATIONAL PROCEDURE HANDBOOK for SCHEDULED MAINTENANCE ANALYSIS ASD/AIA Suite of ILS Specifications ASD SX000I Integrated Logistic Support Management STE-100 ASD Simplified Technical English International specification for the preparation of maintenance documentation in a controlled language Source: EADS - Saab

9. ASD/AIA ILS Specifications Issue Plans ASD – STE100 Iss 5.0 Iss 5.0 Iss 4.0 S1000D Iss 4.0 Iss 4.1 S1002X S1003X Iss 0.1 S1003X Iss 1.0 S1003X Iss 1.1 S2000M Iss 4.0 Iss 5.0 S2000M PLCS S3002X Iss 6.0 S3000L Iss 1.1 Iss 1.0 Draft 0.1 S4000M Draft 0.1 Iss 1.0 S5000F Iss 1.0 Draft 0.1 SX000I Iss 1.0 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 Source: EADS - Saab

10. AIA/ASD Collaboration MoU for S1000D in place since 2004 (with ATA since 2008) New MoU for other ILS standards signed in July 2010 Discussions held between SSG and corresponding AIA Electronic Enterprise Integration Committee to extend the co-operation Using common planning process - originating in AIA Areas of collaboration identified LOTAR REACH Engineering information exchange standards 3D visualisation Benefits statement for collaboration prepared Proposed MoU to cover the entire scope of interoperability in AIA Strategic Plan Regular teleconferences held.

11. MoU between ASD and AIAon S-series specifications cooperation Following a meeting at the Farnborough Airshow between Patrick de Prevaux and Howard Mason for ASD,  the AIA National Security Director Fred Downey and AIA PSC chair Patresha Williams, we are pleased to be able to report that the AIA/ASD MoU on the S-series specifications was duly signed by Marion Blakey and Francois Gayet on 21 July 2010. This will form a good basis for the further MoU that we have discussed for the other SSG areas. Both Fred and Patrick emphasised the high level of importance that is now being attached to interoperability at senior levels, and the exposure of this topic at the AIA Executive Committee and the ASD Convention was highlighted.

12. MoU between ASD and AIAon S-series specifications cooperation Vision … to be the international integrated specification suite for logistics support of aerospace and defence products

13. MoU between ASD and AIAon S-series specifications cooperation • Mission • to minimize project dependency by defining clear guidance and by avoiding inclusion of project and national specific rules and constructs • • to ensure commonality between the ILS related specifications to support the re-use across projects • • to give rules and guideline for the realization of an integrated logistic support to emphazise the main principle of ILS, the integration of the different logistic disciplines (the "I" in ILS must be the main driver) • • to ensure the application of the basic ISO standards • • to establish well defined data transfer mechanism between the different logistic disciplines based on PLCS. • • to cover all aspects of supportability over the entire life cycle of a product. • • to be the contractual baseline for industry and customers • • to be up to date with the technical development and changes in support philosophy

14. Organizational structure ASD - PSG Product Support Group AIA Product Support Committee ILS Specifications Group (ILSSG) The ILS Spec Council The S2000MSteeringCommittee The S3000LSteeringCommittee The S4000MSteeringCommittee The S5000FSteeringCommittee The Data Model and Exchange Working Group © 2011 The ILS Spec Council

15. The ILS Spec Council Steve Shepherd, UKCeB Pat Williams, Siemens ASD S3000L SC Chair S2000M SC Chair Carl Wilén, Saab Craig Bronson, Lockheed Martin S1000D Council Chair ASD Albert Grabmeier, Cassidian Rusty Rentsch, AIA The ILS Spec Council ASDChair AIAVice chair S4000M SC Chair S5000F SC Chair AIA S1000D SC Representative AIA Voting right Observer Veto/Voting right © 2011 The ILS Spec Council

16. The S3000L Steering Committee Members ASDChair The S3000L Steeringcommittee AIAVice chair AIASecretary Observers Members2 reps/nation Observers2 reps/nation © 2011 The ILS Spec Council

17. The S3000L organizational structure(example only) The ILS Spec Council The S3000LSteeringCommittee Data ModelWorking Group Just an ordinaryWorking Group FanaticsWorking Group AnotherTask Team Human FactorTask Team Data DictionaryTask Team LORATask Team Standing WG Temporary TT © 2011 The ILS Spec Council