Logistics Transformation Leadership Goals

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Progressive Integrated Logistics Support Ready
Response (PIR2)
Distance Support
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PIR2 Overview

• Identify systems, equipment, and parts
  responsible for maintenance and supply support
  difficulties
• Provide data from several maintenance reporting
  and supply support databases
• Utilize a fully automated/standardized evaluation
  technique
• Perform analysis on a quarterly basis
• Make results available to Navy maintenance,
  logistics, and operational forces

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PIR2 Process

• Collect data from several maintenance reporting
  and supply support databases
• Evaluate the data through a series of algorithms
  to produce a numeric score for each item
• The score represents an items relative
  importance to fleet maintenance and supply
  support efforts
• Logistically link items to their APL, EIC, ESWBS,
  and Work Center relationships
• Produce a prioritized list of shipboard equipment
  and components associated with maintenance and
  supply support difficulties

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Data Collection

• Collect 14 maintenance reporting and supply
  support elements from numerous data sources

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Data Collection
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System Analysis

• Conducted quarterly in February, May, August, and
  November
• System analysis includes NIIN and APL rankings
  for 80 systems, including
• AN/SLQ-32 Countermeasures Set
• AN/SLQ-37/38 Influence/Mechanical Minesweeping
  System
• AN/SLQ-48 Mine Neutralization System
• AN/SQH-4 Battle Space Profiler
• AN/SQQ-32 Minehunting Sonar System OK-520
  Common Winch
• AN/SSN-2 Precise Integrated Navigation System
• AN/SSQ-94 Mine Countermeasures Simulator
• AN/SYQ-13 Navigation, Command Control System
• AN/WQN-1 Sonar Detecting-Ranging Set

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Ship Analysis

• Conducted quarterly in February, May, August, and
  November
• Ship analysis includes NIIN, APL, EIC, ESWBS and
  Work Center rankings for
• 270 Ships
• 28 Ship Classes including
• AGSS 555, AOE 1, ARS 50, AS 39, ASDS 1, CG 47, CV
  63, CV 67, CVN 65, CVN 68, DDG 51, FFG 7, LCAC 1
  ASSAULT CRAFT UNITS 4 5, LCC 19, LHA 1, LHD 1,
  LPD 4, LSD 41, LSD 49, MCM 1, MHC 51, NR 1, PC 1,
  SSBN 726, SSGN 726, SSN 21, SSN 688, and SSN 774
• Surface Fleet
• Submarine Fleet

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PIR2 Website

• Results available at https//199.89.230.67/PIR2
• Web site is userid/password protected
• Results provided to Navy maintenance, logistics,
  and operational forces
• Cross section of Navy users includes
• COMPACFLT, SURFLANT, SURFPAC, SUBLANT, SUBPAC,
  AIRLANT, AIRPAC, FISC San Diego, NAVICP
  Mechanicsburg, NAVICP Philadelphia, NAVSUP,
  NAVAIR, NAVSEALOGCEN, NAVSEAHQ, SUBMEPP, NAVSSES
  Philadelphia, NSWC Corona, NSWC Crane, NSWC
  Dahlgren, NSWC Panama City, NSWC Port Hueneme,
  NUWC Keyport, FTSCLANT
• Received ATO and SSAA/DITSCAP in Dec 2003

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PIR2 Website

• PIR2 web site is written in ASP.net
• PIR2 data resides on a Oracle 9i database
• Web site is hosted by Aeptec Microsystems, Inc.
• Web development is in Blairsville, PA
• Production web site is located at a Defense
  Security Service (DSS) cleared facility in
  Rockville, MD
• Users are limited to Department of Defense (DoD)
  Employees and DoD contractor personnel whose job
  requires them to have access

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System Capabilities

• PIR2 is a collection of servers which process
  tailored subsets of data from numerous databases
  into scored and ranked data
• Data is collected in a processing server where it
  is scored and ranked in an Oracle 9i database
• The results are presented in an optimized
  database via an Internet Information Server (IIS)
  5.0 web server
• The overall architecture requires a processing
  server, a database server, and a web server

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System Capabilities

• The processing server receives the data, joins
  the data for scoring and produces the scoring
  tables
• Scored and ranked tables are transferred to a
  presentation database server, where the score
  tables are joined, indexed and optimized for
  quick access by the web server
• The web server is the single access point for
  users to the data views, and allows a view-only,
  controlled access to the data through one
  encrypted Secure Socket Layer (SSL) port in
  system firewall

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System NIIN Ranking
Typical NIIN Ranked Results for a System Obtain
data element details by clicking on NIIN
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System NIIN Details
CASREP Details
Data Element Details for NIIN 14-453-3018 Obtain
Narrative information by clicking on JCN
ANORS Details
3-M Issues Details
3-M Maintenance Details
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System APL Ranking
Typical APL with CASREPs Ranked Results for a
System
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Ship NIIN Ranking
Typical NIIN Ranked Results for a Ship Obtain
data element details by clicking on NIIN
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Ship NIIN Details
CASREP Details
Data Element Details for NIIN 15-068-5585 Obtain
Narrative information by clicking on JCN
ANORS Details
3-M Issues Details
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Ship APL Ranking
Typical APL with CASREPs Ranked Results for a Ship
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Ship EIC Ranking
Typical EIC with CASREPs Ranked Results for a Ship
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