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Accession Number : ADA170521

Title :   Air Force Integrated Readiness Measurement System (AFIRMS). Functional Description.

Descriptive Note : Final rept.

Corporate Author : SOFTECH INC ALEXANDRIA VA

Report Date : 30 SEP 1985

Pagination or Media Count : 150

Abstract : This Functional Description (FD) for the Air Force Integrated Readiness Measurement System (AFIRMS) is written to provide: 1) The system requirements to be satisfied which will serve as a basis for mutual understanding between the user and the developer; 2) Information on performance requirements, preliminary design, and user impacts, including fixed and continuing costs; and 3) A basis for the development of system tests. This FD discusses AFIRMS as a fully operational system. Other documents describing AFIRMS are directed to the initital installation; that is, to a subset of the functions, as it will occur in the first major command (MAJCOM) implementations. Accurate assessment of force readiness and sustainability has been a constant concern of Air Force commanders and their staffs. This concern has been supported by an intensified DoD-wide interest in capability. In response to this Air Force concern, the Directorate of Operations and Readiness initiated the AFIRMS Program. AFIRMS has been developed through a learning prototype and is structured to provide Air Force commanders with a complete, timely, and accurate assessment of their operational readiness and sustainability.

Descriptors :   *MEASUREMENT, *SYSTEMS ENGINEERING, *MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEMS, *OPERATIONAL READINESS, REQUIREMENTS, INTEGRATED SYSTEMS, AIR FORCE RESEARCH, COMBAT READINESS, INTERFACES, PROTOTYPES.

Subject Categories : ADMINISTRATION AND MANAGEMENT
      INFORMATION SCIENCE

Distribution Statement : APPROVED FOR PUBLIC RELEASE



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