: Public Note
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3/16/2022 4:04:25 PM |
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3/16/2022 4:35:17 PM |
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1.0 |
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1.0 |
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Proposed |
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{5CA9567F-C843-4ca2-869D-BFAB8178FDEB} |
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The <b><i><u>AcquisitionProgramReferenceMetamodel</u></i></b> (model of models) is conceived as having several parts. The idea is based on the concept that a process starts, consumes inputs, produces outputs, and ends upon completion. <br/>The<b><i><u> AcquisitionBusinessModel </u></i></b>is a placeholder herein to represent that process. The hope is that the DoDI 5000.02 Adaptive Acquisition Framework (and friends) will be modeled in BPMN for eventual acquisition business automation support.<br/>The<b><i><u> MIL-STD-881 WBS</u></i></b> model provides basic structure we chose to use as the basic structure for the Air System GRA. By modeling the system/subsystem structure in the GRA allows alignment of the contract/business information and the system/subsystem being acquired. This usage is not strict, nor can it be.<br/>The<b><i><u> AirSystemGRA </u></i></b>model library is actually a conceptual collection of model libraries based on the Joint Service Specification Guides, which also are loosely based on the basic WBS element architecture. The GRA features reference models that are - or will be - the requirements within the JSSGs in model form, allowing the program office to construct much of the predefined content, while having elements labeled as "TBS" to signal what ares of a model need to be built out to meet program requirements.<br/><br/>Browsing the HTML output of this model can be via either the navigation links contained in these guidance diagrams, or via the model tree directly located on the left side of the browser output.<br/>