Title: NDIA Executive Forum Competency Aligned Organization Model
1NDIA Executive Forum Competency Aligned
Organization Model
- CAPT Frank Unetic, USN
- Commanding Officer
- SPAWAR Systems Center, San Diego
- 9 October 2007
2What Leadership is Saying
3What Do We Mean by CAO?
- Competency Aligned Organization (CAO) is an
organizational approach to Command execution - Based on identifying key role focus areas (or
Competencies) of professional expertise
performed by the SPAWAR and PEO workforce. - Where each competency maintains a common
framework of professional knowledge, skills and
abilities.
4Why Implement CAO?
- Match worker talents with customer needs to align
employee skills and talents to program demand
signals - Enable expanded career options through improved
workforce knowledge, skills and abilities to
improve flexibility for career growth - Reduce risk and cost through common processes to
govern business
Dedicated to Delivering the Right Readiness
at the Right Time
at the
Right Cost
5How will CAO work?
Customer Driven Common
tools and processes
Competency-based
tasking and collaboration
6Team SPAWAR Tier 1 Competencies
1.0 Finance 2.0 Contracts 3.0 Legal 4.0
Logistics and Fleet Support 5.0 Engineering 6.0
Program Management 7.0 Science Technology 8.0
Corporate Operations
7What will SPAWARs CAO look like?
8CAO National Competency Leads
9SSC San Diego Local Competency Leads
SSC San Diego CAPT Frank Unetic Ms Carmela Keeney
5.0 ENGINEERING
1.0 FINANCE
3.0 LEGAL
7.0 ST
Scott Miller
Frank Gordon
Carmela Keeney
Dave Bly
2.0 CONTRACTS
4.0 LOGISTICS FLEET SUPPORT
6.0 PROGRAM MNGMT
8.0 CORP OPS
Tammy Sanchez
Tim Smith
Celia Metz
Tim Smith
5.5 Comms and Networks
5.9 System TE and Certification
5.7 Space Systems
5.3 Command and Control
5.1 Enterprise Systems Engineering
Brian Marsh
Pat Sullivan
John Iaia
Don Endicott
Rich Jaffee
5.6 ISR/IO
5.8 Information Assurance
5.2 Netcentric Engineering Integration
5.4 Business Systems / EIS
C Keeney (Act.)
Rich Jaffee
Pat Sullivan
Don Endicott
10SSC San Diego Organization Codes
Commanding Officer 200 / 00
Technical Director 201 / 01
Director of CORP OPS 202 / 81
Executive Officer 203 / 09
Director, Science, Technology Engineering 210
/ 73
Navigation Applied Sciences 230 / 71
Pacific C4ISR 250 / 52
Intelligence, Surveillance Reconnaissance 270
/ 56
Supply Contracts 220 / 22
Command Control 240 / 53
Fleet Engineering 260 / 41
Communication Information Systems 280 / 55
11How Will CAO Affect Our Workforce?
- What Remains the Same?
- Supervisors, as the employers of record, will
continue to - Establish performance objectives
- Provide day-to-day task direction
- Conduct performance appraisals.
- What Changes in a CAO?
- Competency Domain Leaders will supply
- Clearly defined paths for career growth
- Standard processes, rules and tools across the
command - A workforce, organized around defined
competencies, that matches workload demand.
12When Will CAO Be Deployed?
13Questions?