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MIL-HDBK-29612-1ATABLE 7. CITIS services and functions - supplemental details - Continued.SERVICE/FUNCTIONCONSIDERATIONSCITIS Services:Management in<strong>for</strong>mation services typically required with CITIS.Store • SOW should specify the length <strong>of</strong> time a data item will be stored/availablethrough CITIS.• Function allows users to request that short-term data be retained on CITIS pastits normal lifetime.View • Should also allow users to print out data.Tailorable Functions: SOW specifies required tailorable functions when CITIS is implemented IAWMIL-STD-974.Applications • Determine whether this is really necessary - can be costly in terms <strong>of</strong> licensingproblems and faster telecommunications requirements.• Government should identify and grant access to applications only to specificpersonnel (not everyone); number <strong>of</strong> personnel requiring access should bespecified in SOW, if known.Archive • SOW can specify length <strong>of</strong> time between archival data request and availability<strong>of</strong> data on CITIS.• SOW can specify whether data requester should be notified <strong>of</strong> data availability.• SOW can require creation <strong>of</strong> an archival data index.• Government should periodically review CITIS data to identify data to bearchived (this should improve CITIS per<strong>for</strong>mance).• Can simply require that the contractor maintain all contract data <strong>for</strong> the life <strong>of</strong>the contract and provide access to it by authorized users upon request.Combine • Can cause data CM problems - SOW should specify disposition <strong>of</strong> combineddata (i.e., how long to retain it, how to tag and index it, and how to notifyCITIS administrators).• CITIS must ensure that combination <strong>of</strong> data does not affect original data files.• Might be better to simply require that users be allowed to download andupload data files in the appropriate <strong>for</strong>mats (i.e., they can combine/edit files<strong>of</strong>f-line).Download • SOW can specify maximum file size <strong>for</strong> data downloads to avoidtelecommunications/network loading problems.• Files larger than approx. 30 Mb are recommended <strong>for</strong> delivery IAW MIL-STD-1840 via magnetic media.• Maximum download file size specification may be especially important ifmany CITIS user sites possess only limited CITIS access capability.• If maximum size is specified, SOW should specify how CITIS users can gainaccess to large data files (e.g., on-line request <strong>for</strong> data on tape).• Keep in mind that some users may have trouble with even relatively small filesizes (e.g., 5 MB) if they are using modems and regular phone lines todownload data.Edit • Can cause data CM problems - requires same considerations as <strong>for</strong> theCombine function.98

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