Distance Support Program Review

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www.anchordesk.navy.mil
NIAPS Application Status Robert Schneider 8
November 2007
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NIAPS 2.0 Proposed Server Environment
Hosted Applications
MCMS
Navy Career Tools Applications
Navy Knowledge Online (NKO) Portal
ATIS
SKED
ePMA
ICAS
CMS
eSOMS
TSIMS
OMMS-NG API
TORIS
AILE/LMS
Electronic Training Jacket
MRAS-NG
FleetRIDE
TDKM
NAFL
SLQ-32 IETM
ASM
BCS-LMAIS
CSOSS
MEI Easitrax
Distance Support 3
Replication
Shipboard Resident Content
SecureTransport
iOra Accelerator
Distance Support Portal
Afloat Request Form
DS_Update
AnchorDesk
CHIT
Sailor 2 Engineer
IPARS
Framework
Belarc BelManage Client
JBOSS SDK
Cold Fusion Server
SharePoint Portal Services
Office 2003
Backup and Recovery
Legend
COMPOSE 3.0
Modified From NIAPS 1.2
Adobe Acrobat
Winzip
Norton Antivirus
.NET Framework
Windows 2003 Server
SQL Server 2005
Veritas Backup Exec
New From NIAPS 1.2
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NIAPS 2.0 Release Readiness
Long Poles
ATO/IATO (NETWARCOM)
SSAA Endorsement (NAVSEA)
SSAA Endorsement (PMW 160)
SSAA Submittal (Crane)
1/14 Start Install
RMMCO Approval
SSIL/PPL Approval (PMW 160)
NCR Submittal (Crane)
ITF Test (PMW 160)
Receipt of Application Installation Package
SCD Submittal (NSLC)
Late Add or TCD Approval
Ship ILS (NSLC)
SCD Approval (NAVSEA)
Training Package (Philadelphia)
System Administrators Guide (Crane)
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NIAPS Join Queue
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Join NIAPS Cue

• Web access
• www.anchordesk.navy.mil
• Upper left screen, click Anchor Desk
• Bottom of frame, click Visit Content Central
• Under NIAPS Registry, click Join NIAPS
• NIAPS Business Rules
• Posted on NIAPS Registry
• POC Lisa Sturgeon (lisa.sturgeon.ctr_at_navy.mil)

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NIAPS Application Details

• All applications listed are being evaluated for
  deployment with the NIAPS 2.1 release unless
  otherwise noted.
• MFOM ATM Software Suite (Maintenance Figure of
  Merit Afloat Toolbox for Maintenance) MFOM ATM
  software suite is being patched into the current
  NIAPS 1.2 build. It provides the integration of
  shipboard maintenance applications into a common
  database. The immediate release will include
  Mission Readiness Assessment System (MRAS),
  Electronic Departure from Specifications (EDFS),
  Automated Work Notification (AWN), Afloat Toolbox
  for Maintenance (ATM). This was sent in by Petter
  Kristiansen of NAVSEA 05Z.
• 2RI IETM Viewer The 2RI IETM Viewer is an
  electronic version of a paper technical manual
  for a piece of equipment, such as a Radar. The
  application is not hosted and runs as a
  stand-alone application on a client machine. The
  application can either be run directly from the
  CD or by copying the CD contents to a folder on
  the client machine and running it from there. On
  the NIAPS server in a shipboard environment, the
  contents of the CD are imported into ATIS as a
  Technical Manual. The Radar Technician uses a
  client workstation to access the ATIS
  application, search for the IETM, and launch the
  IETM. This was sent in by Vangela Lynn of
  NSWC-PHD, Virginia Beach Detachment.
• Capabilities Limitations - Strike Group
  Interoperability and Platform/Combat Systems
  Capabilities and Limitations These give the
  technical basis for tactical development and
  system employment This was sent in by Gordon
  Whitnall of NSWC-PHD.
• Afloat Request Form Interface webform to submit
  support requests from ship. This was sent in by
  Julie Lawver of NAVSEALOGCEN Mechanicsburg.
• AN/SPS-48G(V)1 3D Air Search Radar. This was
  sent in by Mark Bonnett of NSWC-PHD of Virginia
  Beach.
• BCS DS-LMAIS (Bar Code Supply Distance Support
  Logistics Maintenance Automated Information
  System) Solution allows work to be moved ashore
  (Maritime Shore Detachment) on the Littoral
  Combat Ship (LCS). Creates the minimum supply
  activities on the ship to be completed and
  resulting work to complete ashore. This was sent
  in by Ken Johnson of SPAWAR System Center in
  Norfolk.
• CBR OSIMS (Chemical, Biological and Radiological
  Operating Space Item Management System)
  Chemical, Biological and Radiological Operating
  Space Item Management System (CBR OSIMS) CBR
  OSIMS is best described as a fully functional
  web-based application reachable from any
  Internet enabled Personal Computer (PC), used
  primarily for asset visibility and to accumulate
  and track Individual Protective Equipment (IPE)
  and other related Chemical, Biological, and
  Radiological equipment for the annual
  Congressional rollup data call. This was sent in
  by Jack Racey of NAVSEALOGCEN of Indian Head.

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NIAPS Application Details (Contd)

• CHIT The Content Health Indicator Tool shows
  the status of several applications residing on
  ships. This was sent in by Saboor Khan of
  Distance Support, NSWC Crane, Indiana.
• EFSM (Electronic Food Service Module)
  Application centered around Services Logistics.
  All commodities under sincle management
  standardizing on integrated logistics systems and
  processes. Performing all receipts, issues,
  stows, and offloads. Manage all material using
  velocity, shelf life, and stock rotation
  beginning with the Food Service Proccess,
  vectoring out to Medical, Dental, and ROM.
  Springboard to moving afloat functions ashore
  reducing manpower on board afloat units. This was
  sent in by Dennis Yara of NAVSISA, Pearl Harbor.
• IBS (Integrated Barcode System) Integrated
  Barcode System (IBS) provides barcode reading,
  report, and data management for use in receiving,
  physical inventory, and location audit functions.
  This was sent in by Charles Bondi of NAVSUP.
• KP (Knowledge Presenter) Knowledge Presenter
  allows developers the opportunity to develop
  fully interactive SCORM compliant e-learning
  lessons, from software simulations, multiple
  choice quizzes, through to fully synchronized
  multimedia presentations, with no programming,
  and no plugins required. Lessons or presentations
  play back natively in a browser. This was sent in
  by Patricia Sullivan of Center for Surface Combat
  Systems.
• LOGCOP (Logistics Common Operating Picture)
  Logisitics Common Operating Picture (LOGCOP)
  provides near real-time comprehensive logistics
  information to combatant commanders and other
  warfighters and decision makers. LOGCOP,
  currently in the RD phase, is not complete so
  initial inclusion on the NIAPS server would only
  involve a subset of the total planned
  functionality such as data services, business
  services, and user facing services. Additionally,
  LogCOP relies on local access to ship logistics,
  maintenance, and supply data ashore and afloat.
  LOGCOP requires the file-based replication
  services that NIAPS provides as the distance
  support vehicle for the fleet and looks forward
  to the addition of transactional replication
  capabilities as well. This was sent in by Lee
  Parker of PEO C41 Space, PMW-150. This is a
  pilot program and has not been actively pursued.
  Awaiting further direction and details from
  application owner.
• NQS (Naval Query Service) The Naval Query
  Service is a web service that provides a dynamic
  interface into existing data sources. This was
  sent in by Jody Stearns of SPAWARSYSCEN of
  Norfolk. This is a pilot program and has not been
  actively pursued. Awaiting further direction and
  details from application owner.