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Powerful Customizable Reports<br />

ToolKit offers standard and preformatted reports and allows you to create and customize new reports.<br />

Transfer Facility<br />

Chapter 11 SpareCost 241<br />

ToolKit’s Transfer Facility allows the entire SpareCost system, or a selected block or component within the system to be<br />

transferred to other analysis modules within ToolKit for further analysis.<br />

Link Facility<br />

ToolKit offers dynamic link capabilities and allows information to be linked between SpareCost Module and other modules<br />

within ToolKit.<br />

3. Creating a SpareCost Project<br />

To demonstrate ToolKit’s SpareCost features, we’ll create an example based on the following:<br />

One Army Regiment will be deployed in the Middle East for 6 months. The Command Post shelter is mounted on a<br />

HEMTT and is fitted with five computer workstation. We will use SpareCost to determine the Site and Base spare results<br />

and cost, the Site and Base Stock-Out-Risk and optimized the number of spare at the site for those five computers:<br />

Army Technical Depot<br />

(Base)<br />

Repair Lead Time: 5 Days<br />

Replenishment Period: 24 Months<br />

Total Number Fitted: 1<br />

Overall Utilization: 100%<br />

Battalion Command Post Shelter<br />

(Site)<br />

5 Computers including:<br />

- One 19” VGA Monitor. MTBF = 3600 hrs. FR = 277.8 FPMH<br />

- One Pentium 4 PC. MTBF = 5040 hrs. FR = 198.4 FPMH<br />

- One Standard Keyboard. MTBF = 2880 hrs. FR = 347.2 FPMH<br />

- One Serial Mouse. MTBF = 2160 hrs. FR = 463 FPMH<br />

Unsupported Period: 6 months.<br />

Average Utilization: 100%<br />

1. Click on the New Project icon (A) on the default toolbar, or select New Project from the File menu.<br />

2. Activate your project by clicking on the Project tab (B) or in the Project window.<br />

3. Select the Dialog tab from the bottom of the Viewing Option window.<br />

4. The Project Dialog Box will be displayed.

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