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Multiple Activity Data Sharing (MADS) ToolMSC-25488-1MADS is a collaboration of business support functions hosted on a centralized database system. Thetool automates and records daily maintenance work, calculates metrics, tracks and studies trends, andcompares and refines estimation approaches for future planning.U.S. Government Purpose ReleaseNASA Aircraft Management Information System (NAMIS)MSC-24723-1The NASA Aircraft Management Information System (NAMIS) is an enterprise resource planning/missionsupport software suite designed from the ground up to meet both the mission support requirements and thebusiness management requirements of JSC’s Aircraft Operations Division (AOD). The system features toolsand processes that: 1) eliminate the risk of conducting flight operations in aircraft with overdue inspections,in aircraft with grounding discrepancies, and in aircraft not properly configured for the mission; 2) providecontinuous and positive control of all assets including materials, parts, and equipment that exceed a customer-definedvalue; and 3) reduce material costs and labor hours. NAMIS includes the data, information, andmetrics required to support flight operations management and business decisions, as well as the data requiredby other systems and external components to support consistent and accurate financial reporting and assetaccounting.U.S. Government Purpose ReleaseNASA Form 1018 Electronic Submittal System (NESS)GSC-14738-1The NASA Form 1018 Electronic Submittal System is an automated tool designed to assist in the collection,maintenance, analysis, and distribution of NASA’s industrial property information. The purpose of this Webapplication is to provide contractors with a method for reporting financial information related to propertyheld in their custody.U.S. Government Purpose ReleaseNASA Hazard Management System (HMS)MSC-25694-1The Web-based, access-controlled NASA Hazard Management System (HMS) provides a centralizedrepository for hazards regardless of origin and offers the ability to report and manage real-time hazards andcontrols. The primary mechanism for identifying and documenting hazardous conditions within HMS lies inthe creation and management of two types of analysis documents: Hazard Analyses (HAs) and Job HazardAnalyses (JHAs). While these two document types offer different approaches for hazard identification andclassification, they both offer controls for mitigating hazards. HMS provides a framework within which HAand JHA documents are created, reviewed, and approved. Once approved, the hazardous conditions identifiedwithin a document are considered active. More important, the controls associated with the hazardsare then also considered active. HMS includes the mechanisms required to evaluate hazards using standardRisk Assessment Code (RAC) scoring.General Public Release1. Business Systems and Project ManagementNASA Performance Evaluation Profile (PEP)MSC-25681-1NASA’s Performance Evaluation Profile (PEP) program provides a PC-based method for conducting standardizedself-assessments of operational and system safety program processes. PEP features softwareapplications and a modified Management Oversight and Risk Tree (MORT) logic diagram to analyze boththe strengths and weaknesses of occupational and system safety programs.General Public ReleaseNASA Root Cause Analysis Tool (RCAT)HQN-11316-1The NASA Root Cause Analysis Tool (RCAT) has been designed to facilitate the analysis of anomalies,close calls, and accidents and also identify the appropriate corrective actions to prevent recurrence. Thesoftware provides an analyst with a quick, easy-to-use, accurate, and repeatable method to perform anddocument root cause analysis, identify corrective actions, perform trending analysis, and generate usable8NASA Technology Transfer Program Software Catalog 2014