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D-11. Systems Engineering (continued) Evaluation Criteria o Inspections and maintenance procedures are developed and reviewed to prevent degradation of OSS&E. o All required certifications supporting OSS&E must be obtained before system or end-item operational use. o The PM has implemented a data protection procedure according to DODDs 5230.24/5230.25 and DoD 5400.7-R. o The program has developed and implemented anti-tamper measures according to the determination of the MDA, as documented in the antitamper annex to the program protection plan (see DOD 5200.1-M). Milestone B C FRP Version 1: Jan 2006 82 Air Force Independent Logistics Assessment <strong>Handbook</strong>
D-12. Data Management Data Management, which consists of the disciplined processes and systems that plan for, acquire and/or access, manage, and use data throughout the total system life cycle, is an important part of Life-Cycle Logistics. Under TLCSM, the PM is responsible for Data Management for the system throughout its life cycle. Data Management is defined as the process of applying policies, systems and procedures for identification and control of data requirements; for the timely and economical acquisition of such data; for ensuring the adequacy of data; for the access, distribution or communication of the data to the point of use; and for analysis of data use. Data are defined as recorded information regardless of the form or method of recording. This section concentrates on technical, product, and logistics data in support of the development, production, operation, sustainment, improvement, demilitarization and disposal of a system. This includes both Government- and contractor-created data. Evaluation Criteria 1. Integrated Digital Data Environment (IDDE) • A concept of operations for an IDDE is developed, implemented and managed throughout the system life cycle to ensure information/data interoperability with other programs and their interfacing logistics systems. Milestone B C FRP X U U • Logistics product/technical data for new systems (depending on PBL strategy X U and applicable logistics product/technical data from interfacing legacy systems) should be acquired, converted, accessed and/or developed in digital electronic form to perform life-cycle support using digital operations. • Electronic data interchange online access and automation issues are addressed X U starting with development of the information exchange requirements and continuing through the IDDE concept of operations. • Are software support requirements for the preferred system concept(s) X U traceable to the CDD • Authoritative data sources and the associated change authority have been X identified. 2. Product/Technical Data Package and Publications • A product/technical data management plan, guided by the IDDE concept of X U U operations, including change-control processes and in-process reviews, as appropriate, has been developed and validated. • Can the data management system provide data correlation and traceability X U among performance requirements, designs, decisions, rationale, and other related program planning and reporting elements • Does the program require contractor certification of T.O.s prior to submittal, X U and is there a plan to ensure T.O. verification by the AF operational and depot customers • Are initial software functional and performance requirements identified X U Version 1: Jan 2006 83 Air Force Independent Logistics Assessment <strong>Handbook</strong>
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