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Army Logistics Strategy For Migration to Joint Interoperability

Army Logistics Strategy For Migration to Joint Interoperability. 1 of 7. Military Standard (MILS) Business Rules govern the vast majority of legacy Logistics systems 1990’s DMLS Business Rules have been slowly adopted in legacy systems – Process Review Committee (PRC)

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Army Logistics Strategy For Migration to Joint Interoperability

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  1. Army Logistics Strategy For Migration to Joint Interoperability 1 of 7 Mr. William Oldaker/DALO-SMP/703-695-6162/Oldacker@us.army.mil

  2. Military Standard (MILS) Business Rules govern the vast majority of legacy Logistics systems 1990’s DMLS Business Rules have been slowly adopted in legacy systems – Process Review Committee (PRC) NOV 00 – OSD Approval of Army Strategy AUG 01 – OSD Approval of Army Plan* * Prior to Army decision on Enterprise solution Background 2 of 7 Mr. William Oldaker/DALO-SMP/703-695-6162/Oldacker@us.army.mil

  3. WLMP LIF ICAPP WOLF ERPS WARS EIC UMV DODAAD UIT DES TAMMS CIF SDS CDDB SB 700-20 CCSS RIDB CBS-X REQVAL AWARDS PAR ATAV MTMS ACLDB MRDB ACCLAIMS MMDF AACA MILSTEP Army Strategic LOGTADDS Navy DLA Army Tactical GCSS Joint Marines MILS MILS – X12 MILS – IDOCS IDOCS – X12 DAMMS-R III SARSS-1(O) GCSS-ARMY SARSS-2AC ILAP SARRS-2AD IRPRS SARRS-GW JCALS SPBS-R SAAS-MOD TC-ACCIS SAMS-1&2 TC-AIMS II Current Interoperability * TRANSCOM / SDDC Air Force MUFFIN DRMS EMALL Internal Army = MILS DAASC TOOLBOX * Projected into FY07 3 of 7 Mr. William Oldaker/DALO-SMP/703-695-6162/Oldacker@us.army.mil

  4. Developing an end-to-end Enterprise solution (SAP) Uses Commercial Business Rules/Practices Scalable to meet current and emerging requirements Integrating state-of-the-art, Satellite based, global communications Reducing EDI bandwidth requirements by sending only the data required by each trading partner Army Logistics Transformation 4 of 7 Mr. William Oldaker/DALO-SMP/703-695-6162/Oldacker@us.army.mil

  5. Enterprise Interoperability (FY07-09) JTA 6.0 BEA GCSS-Navy GCSS-Army GCSS-Air Force SAP IDOCS GCSS-Marines PLM + / Netweaver GCSS-Joint MILS XML ANSI ASC X12 DLA/BSM Legacy Army Uniques Commercial Vendors Legacy Army STAMIS GIG ES BMMP 5 of 7 Mr. William Oldaker/DALO-SMP/703-695-6162/Oldacker@us.army.mil

  6. PLM + / Netweaver • Robust, Universal Translator • Based on Commercial Best Business Practices • Each Trading Partner Agreement specifies exact transmission data, and EDI format requirements • Backward compatibility with older systems • Scalable for Future Technology / EDI protocols 6 of 7 Mr. William Oldaker/DALO-SMP/703-695-6162/Oldacker@us.army.mil

  7. Bottom Line • Army Logistics will continue to use DAASC for translation services until PLM+ is online • Projected migration date – FY07* * Based on current schedule, resources, and prioritization of efforts 7 of 7 Mr. William Oldaker/DALO-SMP/703-695-6162/Oldacker@us.army.mil

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