Mission Operations Voice Enhancement MOVE

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Mission Operations Voice Enhancement (MOVE)

• NISN Quarterly Customer Videocon
• March 12, 2007
• Dan Duffy and Katie Poole

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MOVE Background

• The purpose of the Mission Operations Voice
  Enhancement (MOVE) Project is to replace existing
  mission voice systems with Commercial
  Off-the-Shelf (COTS) products suitable to meet
  the mission voice conferencing and voice
  recording requirements at NASA Centers and
  locations. The project is funded by the Space
  Operations Mission Directorate (SOMD) at HQs.
  The basic portion of the contract includes GSFC,
  MSFC and JSC. There are also 15 optional sites
  included.
• MOVE will standardize the mission voice systems
  throughout NASA in support of current and future
  missions. The system will have a robust
  architecture managing voice conferencing to
  provide improved mission support. Mission voice
  systems will meet the high availability and
  expectations required for mission critical
  infrastructure. The new voice systems will have
  a built-in expansion capability sufficient to
  support the expected increase in required voice
  services for not less than 10 years of continued
  mission operations. Each Center's voice system
  will be controlled and configured locally.
  Interfaces will be standards-based, leveraging
  the advantages of future technology while
  providing for transition from today's legacy
  systems in a manner that minimizes impact to
  system users. Though switch capabilities will be
  site-specific (size, functions, end instrument
  interfaces), the system backbone will be common
  at each location. State-of-the-art end
  instruments will be compatible with any MOVE
  voice switch.

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MOVE Contract Information

• The contract was awarded to Frequentis, USA from
  Rockville, MD on September, 2006. Due to the
  protest period the contract start date is 2/01/07
• Steps are being taken to finalize the schedule
  and proposed cost increases associated with the 7
  month protest delay. This will become Mod 1 to
  the contract
• Pending Mod 1 approval, the basic site switch
  deliveries are as follows
• GSFC - 3rd quarter of 2008
• MSFC - 3rd quarter of 2008
• JSC - 4th quarter of 2008

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MOVE Schedule/Upcoming Activities

• The Technical Interface Meeting (TIM) was held on
  February 14 - 15th at Frequentis facility in
  Rockville, MD
• The System Design Review (SDR) will be held March
  26th - 30th in Nashville, TN
• The Critical Design Review (CDR) is tentatively
  planned for the week of May 7th

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MOVE Center Representatives/Locations
KSC Cocoa Beach, FL Tim Springstroh
GSFC Greenbelt, MD Katie Poole
Hangar AE Cape Canaveral, Fl Tuan Doan
DFRC Lancaster, CA Mike Yettaw
JPL Pasadena, CA Roger Cortez
MSFC Huntsville, AL Doug Fooshee
WSC/Guam
Michoud
DFRCSPA
VAFB
GDSCC
Las Cruces, NM
Lancaster, Ca.
Vandenberg Lompoc, Ca
Goldstone Barstow, Ca.
New Orleans. La
NASA HQ
ARC
CDSCC
Washington DC
Canberra, Australia
WFF
Ames Research San Jose, Ca.
MDSCC
Wallops Island, Va.
Chandra
Madrid, Spain
MILA
Boston, Ma
Merritt Island, Fl
GRC
JHU
Johns Hopkins Baltimore, Md
Glenn Research Cleveland Oh

• Satellite locations have management and/or a
  funding relationship with Core sites