6. 02/22/1602/22/16 國防工業發展協會國防工業發展協會 66
Lockheed's Flying DudLockheed's Flying Dud
-The Self-Locking F-22-The Self-Locking F-22
April 10, 2006April 10, 2006 一架一架 F-22F-22
座艙發生鎖死無法開 ,啟座艙發生鎖死無法開 ,啟 55
個小時後由消防隊以電鋸切個小時後由消防隊以電鋸切
割割 3/4 inch3/4 inch 厚座艙罩厚座艙罩;;總總
計損失計損失 $1.28 million$1.28 million ,,
其中座艙罩為其中座艙罩為
$286,000,$286,000, ,機身重新噴,機身重新噴
塗材料為塗材料為 $1 million$1 million
發生原因主要為軟體缺陷所發生原因主要為軟體缺陷所
造成造成
F-22F-22 軟體程式碼大約有軟體程式碼大約有
2M SLOC2M SLOC
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1.3 -1.3 - 20062006 年年 GAOGAO 對對 66 項合約成效之檢討項合約成效之檢討
檢討結論:預算超支、時程落後
承約商
CMM/
CMMI
Lockheed Martin
Tactical Aircraft
System
SW-CMM : L4
1999
Boeing Integrated
Defense Systems
CMMI-
SE/SW/IPPD/S
S : L5 2004
Lockheed Martin
Aeronautics Company/
Boeing Integrated Defense
Systems
SW-CMM : L4
1997
CMMI-
SE/SW/IPPD/SS :
L5 2004Lockheed Martin
Aeronautics Company/
Boeing Integrated Defense
Systems
SW-CMM : L4
1997
CMMI-
SE/SW/IPPD/SS :
L5 2004Lockheed Martin
Missiles and Space
Systems
CMMI-
SE/SW/IPPD/S
S : L3 2005
General Dynamics
Land Systems
CMMI-SW : L5
(2002)
8. 02/22/16 國防工業發展協會 Slide 8
FY03 Defense Authorization Act
Section 804
• Requires Services and applicable Agencies establish “software acquisition
process improvement programs” within 120 days (March 2003)
• Army, Navy, Air Force
• MDA, DISA, DLA, DFAS, and Health Affairs
• Requires ASD(NII) and USD(AT&L) to…
• Prescribe uniformly applicable guidance
• Ensure compliance by Service/Agency Components
• Section 804 approach to Component implementation identified eight process
improvement areas:
1) Acquisition Planning
2) Requirements Development and Management
3) Configuration management
4) Risk Management
5) Project Management and Oversight
6) Test and Evaluation
7) Integrated Team Management
8) Solicitation and Source Selection
• Past performance, Process maturity, Product maturity
2003.03,2
1 揭示採購
單位必須改
善之 8 項領
域
: Section 804 要求領域
:美國國防部另增領域
10. 02/22/1602/22/16 國防工業發展協會國防工業發展協會 1010
1.5 -1.5 - 現代武器系統所面對之趨勢現代武器系統所面對之趨勢 (2)(2) ::軟體比重
遽增 (Functionality Provided by Software in DoD Systems is Increasing)
0%
10%
20%
30%
40%
50%
60%
70%
80%
90%
100%
1960 1964 1970 1975 1982 1990 2000
%offunctionalitySWprovides
Ref: Defense Systems Management College
F-4 A-7
F-111
F-15
F-16
B-2
F-22
造成預算超支、時程落後原因之
二為軟體比重遽增
如人月神話之“ No silver
bullets” 所敘述將因為 Project
Team 的溝通問題導致 Cost
overruns and schedule delay
11. 02/22/1602/22/16 國防工業發展協會國防工業發展協會 1111
Special
Ops
Intel
Center
JCS
En-Route
C2
Global
Grid
Enroute Mission Planning
and Retargeting
AF OSC
Tanker/
Airlift
Node
Space
Node
Distributed Ops
AF OSC
Distributed Ops
CAOC
Sensor-to-Decision
Maker-to-Shooter
Sensor-to-Shooter
EO
C
JFACC
Afloat
Collaborative
tools
Need for Interoperability of Real-time Assets in the Global Grid
1.6 -1.6 - 現代武器系統所面對之現代武器系統所面對之趨勢趨勢 (3)(3) ::系統介
面複雜性遽增 (Interoperability)
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不良不良 RequirementsRequirements 對於專案對於專案 BugsBugs 與與 CostCost 之影響之影響
Software Bugs
Percentage of Bugs by Source Percentage of Cost of Fixing
Bugs by Source
8 2
13
56
27
7
10 Requirements
Design
Code
Other
Poor Requirements 或
不將 Requirements 當
一回事將引致〝焦油坑
〞
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不良不良 RequirementsRequirements 對於專案矯正成本之影響對於專案矯正成本之影響
Requirements
Design
Code Test
Test
Code
Design
Requirements
0
5
10
15
20
25
30
35
40
45
50
Relative Cost
to Fix
Phase Found
Defect
Type
Relative Cost to Fix Defects per Phase Found
Test Code Design Requirements
Requirement 階段的
Defect 最高需 50 倍
的支出予以矯正,若
能在 design phase 矯
正,可降為 5 倍
5
10
50
17. 02/22/1602/22/16 國防工業發展協會國防工業發展協會 1717
19751975 年於『人月神話』所揭示之軟體問題年於『人月神話』所揭示之軟體問題
Frederick P. Brooks Jr.Frederick P. Brooks Jr.
• IBM OS/360 Project Manager
(1964-1965)
• Introduced in 1963 but not
completed until 1968
• 5000 man-years of effort at
IBM
““No Silver Bullet”No Silver Bullet”
Published on 1986Published on 1986 ::
軟體問題而引出本質性
( essence )與附屬性
( accident )工作的分類
Essence and Accident in
Software Engineering
No single development in
either technology or in
management technique
promises even one order of
magnitude of improvement in
productivity, reliability or
simplicity
Hard part of building software
is the specification, design
and testing of the conceptual
constructs for a system
(essential), not the labor of
representing it (accidental)
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3.1 -3.1 - 政府與企業體所面對之共同趨勢政府與企業體所面對之共同趨勢
由於開放式架構(由於開放式架構( Open System ArchitectureOpen System Architecture )、服務導向架構)、服務導向架構
(( Service Oriented ArchitectureService Oriented Architecture ,, SOASOA )等,致使專案於)等,致使專案於 RFPRFP
時尚難以明確浮現需求時尚難以明確浮現需求
系統介面複雜性遽增 (Interoperability) :由 System 進化為
System of Systems ( 群組系統群組系統 ))
軟體比重遽增 Functionality Provided by Software in DoD
Systems is Increasing :進化為『軟體建構功能之群組系統『軟體建構功能之群組系統
(SOSIS)(SOSIS) 』』
系統結構複雜性遽增 (Increasing System Complexity) :由單一架
構進化為架構框架 (Architecture Framework ,諸如
DODAF 、 FEAF 、 TEAF 、 TOGAF 、… .)
共同目標共同目標::
1.1. 如何導出“完整的需求”如何導出“完整的需求”
2.2. 如何在時程與預算之目標下達成需求如何在時程與預算之目標下達成需求
19. 02/22/1602/22/16 國防工業發展協會國防工業發展協會 1919
3.2 - 新一代武器系統需求概念與視觀( Viewpoints )結
構:『軟體建構功能之群組系統 (SOSIS) 』與『架構框架
(Architecture Framework) 』
From System to SoftwareFrom System to Software
Intensive System of SystemsIntensive System of Systems
(SISOS)(SISOS)
From Framework toFrom Framework to
Architecture FrameworkArchitecture Framework
(AF)(AF)
JOA
Operational
Systems
Technica
l
Standard
1999 + Standard
1998
Node
A
Node
B
Node
C
IER
CADM
DDDS
DDDS
LISI
LISI
TRM
SHADE
JTA
COE
UJTL
COE
LISI
CADM
System
X
System
Y
System
X
System
Z
System
X
Node
A
Node
B
Node
C
System
Y
System
Y
IER
IER
Activity 1
Activity 2
Activity 3
Activity 1
Activity 2
C2
Model
Sensor
Model
Combat
Model
Integration
Communications
Model
20. 20Chesapeake Chapter INCOSE OOSEM WG
OOSEM RUP Bridged ZF
Object OrientedStructured Analysis (Functional)
Functional Object OrientedDiagrams
Modeling
Methods
FE AF Zachman FW
Architecture Framework
C4ISR/DoD AFArchitecture
Frameworks
AF 已是政府與企業體的共同語言
(Architecture Framework Relationships)
e.g., IDEF0 e.g., OMG UML
SD SA Other
Standards
未限定於使用
Functional Diagram
或 UML Diagram
22. 02/22/16 國防工業發展協會 22
Informatio
n Need
Problem
Intuition
Data
Analyzing Information
•Framing – Hypothesize –Issue Trees
•Designing – Outline – Work Plan
•Gathering Data – Facts – Interviews
•Interpreting – Analyzing - Evaluating
Solution
Final Presentation
•Be Structured
•Keep it Simple
•Tailor to Audience
Managing
•Team
•Self
•Time
McKinseyMcKinsey
StrategicStrategic
ModelModel
Adapted from The McKinsey Mind, Rasiel p xv
28. 02/22/1602/22/16 國防工業發展協會國防工業發展協會 2828
需求規劃改變建軍思維需求規劃改變建軍思維
JR
Systems
Capabilities
Based?
Interoperability?
Impact on:
Training?
Doctrine?
Leadership?
Facilities?
QDR,
DPG,
CPG
• Phase I, II, III BDA
• MEA
• Target nominations
• Special Studies
• Maritime CTL
• Phase I, II BDA
• Propose targets
• Track JFLCC Targets
• Phase I, II BDA
• MEA
• Target study
• Point mensuration
• No strike lists
• Target materials
• Phase I, II, III BDA
• Phase II BDA;
Combat Assessment
• CDL, JNFL, Pre-
planned JTL
• Target materials
• Target nomination
• Phase I, II BDA; MEA
• Tgt. Folders;weaponeering
• ATO, JTl
JFC
(JOC/JIC)
JFLCC
(ACE)
WOCMAW
JFMCC
F2C2
DCCC
DIA
NMJIC
JFSOCC
JFACC
(AOC)
• Phase I BDA
• Phase I BDA
• Coalition Coordination
Caveats:
• Extract from
USCENTCOM
Objective Architecture
Concerning Targeting –
November 1997 Draft
• Nodes; info. exchanges;
functions shown do not
represent a complete set
MIDB
Changes
Target
Nominations
BDA Reports
(imagery/text)
• BDA Reports
(imagery/text)
• Collection
Requirements
• BDA Reports
(imagery/text)
• Target materials/analysis
• BDA Reports (imagery/text)
Collection
Requirements
• Weapon System Video
• MISREPs
• Combat Reports
• Munitions Effects
• Target nominations
• Target material requests
• Target materials/analysis
• BDA Reports (imagery/text)
• BDA Reports (imagery/text)
• Enemy Force
Effectiveness
• Collection
Requirements
• Target
Nominations • BDA Reports
(imagery/text)
• Weapon System Video
• MISREPs
• Combat Reports
• Munitions Effects
• Target nominations
• Target material requests
• Collection Requirements
A1 A2 A3
A1.2 A3.1 A3.2A1.1
A3.2.1 A3.2.2
A0
Activity
Hierarchy
Activity
Diagram
A1
A2
A3
EVENTS/TIME
NODES
NODE 1 NODE 2 NODE 3
EVENT 1
EVENT 2
EVENT 3
EVENT 4 EVENT 5
EVENT 6
EVENT 7 EVENT 8
time 1
time 2
time 3
time 3'
{formula relating
time 3 to time 3'}
time n
{formula relating
time 1 to time 2}
SATCOM Interface
NODE A
NODE B
NODE C
SYSTEM
2
SYSTEM
1
SYSTEM
1
SYSTEM
3
SYSTEM
4
EXTERNAL
CONNECTION
SYSTEM
1
COMMS Interface
COM
M
S
In
terface
SYSTEM
2
COMMS Interface
One-way SATCOM Interface
F/A-18A/BF/A-18A/B
Navy
Tankers4
E-2CE-2C
F-14DF-14D
F-14A, BF-14A, B
Tactical Surveil
P-3C S-3B
SH-60 UAVs
etc.
Tactical Surveil
P-3C S-3B
SH-60 UAVs
etc.
EA-6BEA-6B
ARC
C2WC3
ASUWC
ASWC
F/A-18
C/D, E/F
JFACCJFACCJFMCCJFMCC
JFLCC JFSOCCJFSOCCNATO Allies
Coalition Allies
JFC
JOCJIC
JFC
JOCJIC
CWCCWC ACAACAAADCAADC
SWC
A
JM
AJM
AJM
AJM
A
JM
A
JM
AJM
AJM
AJM
A
JM
Joint Elements
National Theater
DSP SOF
OTHR HFDF
ASW Arrays
FOSICs/FOSIFs
etc
E-31 U-2R
RC-
135V2 EP-3
ES-3A
UAVs
Tankers 4
Ships 6
Subs6 etc
Joint Elements
National Theater
DSP SOF
OTHR HFDF
ASW Arrays
FOSICs/FOSIFs
etc
E-31 U-2R
RC-
135V2 EP-3
ES-3A
UAVs
Tankers 4
Ships 6
Subs6 etc
AAWC
AEGIS Cruiser: CG-47 Class
*(Alternate, CV)
CIC
AAWC
AEGIS Cruiser: CG-47 Class
*(Alternate, CV)
CIC
A J M
A
C
J N M
R
A
JN
M
Z
A
JN
M
Z
AJNMZ
A
JN
M
Z
AM
AJNMZ
A C J M Z
C J
A C M
C
C J
A JN M Z
A J N M Z
A JN M Z
A JN M Z
A
C
J N
M
A C
JM Z
A JN M Z
C
M
A J M
A
C
J N M
R
A
JN
M
Z
A
J N
M
Z
AJNMZ
A
JN
M
Z
AM
AJNMZ
A C J M Z
C J
A C M
C
C J
A JN M Z
A J N M Z
A JN M Z
A JN M Z
A
C
J N
M
A C
JM Z
A JN M Z
C
M
USAF
Control
E-31 CRC
CRE
Weapons
F-15 F-16
Force
AOC
USAF
Control
E-31 CRC
CRE
Weapons
F-15 F-16
Force
AOC
Control
E-31 CRC
CRE
Weapons
F-15 F-16
Force
AOC
AEGIS
Destroyers
DDG-51
AEGIS
Cruisers
CG-47
Aircraft
Carriers
CV
Other AAW
Ships
CGN-36/38, DDG-99 3
Other AAW
Ships
FFG-7
Other
Ships
AEGIS
Destroyers
DDG-51
AEGIS
Cruisers
CG-47
Aircraft
Carriers
CV
Other AAW
Ships
CGN-36/38, DDG-99 3
Other AAW
Ships
FFG-7
Other
Ships
Force
AAMDC FPTOC
Control Weapons
Army
Force
AAMDC FPTOC
Control WeaponsForce
AAMDC FPTOC
Control Weapons
Army
USMC
Force
TACC
Control
TAOC / SAAWC /
EWC
Weapons
F/A-18
AV-8B
HAWK TMDD
USMC
Force
TACC
Control
TAOC / SAAWC /
EWC
Weapons
F/A-18
AV-8B
HAWK TMDD
Near Term Operations as of 2003 -- Major Regional Conflict -- Theater Air and Missile Defense functions
Sources: Ref J6, J13, J62, J84, J94, J97, N3, N10, N11,N14, N16,N27,F1, B17, R8, R16, S11,S14-S24
Notesfor Navy Charts
1 AWACS 2 RIVET JOINT3 Formerly EWC 4 Aerial Refueling Aircraft 5May beindirect viaFleet gateway
6“Ships” & “Subs” refers to vessels ,w hichalthoughnot an integralpart of theJointForce, are tasked to provide surveillance
IntegratedIntegrated
ArchitecturesArchitectures
Systems
傳統之建軍架構傳統之建軍架構 未來之建軍架構未來之建軍架構
29. 02/22/1602/22/16 國防工業發展協會國防工業發展協會 2929
Initial Capabilities Document (ICD)
FOR
JOINT HIGH SPEED INTRA-THEATER SURFACE LIFT
1. Joint Capability Area1. Joint Capability Area
2. Required Capability2. Required Capability
3. Concept of Operations3. Concept of Operations
SummarySummary
4. Capability Gap4. Capability Gap
5. Threat/Operational5. Threat/Operational
EnvironmentEnvironment
6. Functional Analysis Solutions6. Functional Analysis Solutions
SummarySummary
7. Final Materiel7. Final Materiel
RecommendationsRecommendations
Appendix A. IntegratedAppendix A. Integrated
Architecture ProductsArchitecture Products
Appendix B. Functional AreaAppendix B. Functional Area
Analysis, Functional NeedsAnalysis, Functional Needs
Analysis, and FunctionalAnalysis, and Functional
Solutions Analysis for JointSolutions Analysis for Joint
Intratheater High SpeedIntratheater High Speed
Surface LiftSurface Lift
Appendix C. ReferencesAppendix C. References
Appendix D. Acronym ListAppendix D. Acronym List
Appendix E. Universal Joint TaskAppendix E. Universal Joint Task
List (UJTL) – Strategic LevelList (UJTL) – Strategic Level
Theater Tasks andTheater Tasks and
Operational Level TasksOperational Level Tasks
Appendix F. High SpeedAppendix F. High Speed
Intratheater Surface ConnectorIntratheater Surface Connector
Lessons LearnedLessons Learned
Appendix G. U.S. Army TheaterAppendix G. U.S. Army Theater
Support Vessel ACTDSupport Vessel ACTD
Management PlanManagement Plan
Appendix H. U.S. Army TheaterAppendix H. U.S. Army Theater
Support Vessel AROC-approvedSupport Vessel AROC-approved
OperationalOperational
Requirements DocumentRequirements Document
30. 02/22/16 國防工業發展協會 30
past
Requirements Basis
( 需求 生由產 Bottom up 演進為 Top down)
present
Systems
Requirements
Bottom up, stovepiped
Integrated at
Department
Systems
Requirements
Bottom up, stovepiped
Integrated at
Department
Joint Concept of Operations
Strategic
Direction
Joint Capabilities
Joint/Service Operating
Concepts
31. 02/22/16 國防工業發展協會
31
Revolutionary
( 創新的 Top-down 架
構 )
Acquisition Decision Support Systems
In Transformation
( 需求必須整合戰略規劃藉由籌獲完成 )
Defense
Acquisition
System
聯合能力整合與發展系統
Joint Capabilities
Integration &
Development
System (JCIDS)
VCJCS/Service
Chief Oversight
Milestone Decision
Authority (MDA)
Oversight
Evolutionary
( 進展式籌獲而非一次
建置
的, Prototyping 、 FS
D 、 LRIP 、 FRP)
CJCS 3170.01C
24 June 03
MID 913 PPBS to PPBE
22 May 03
DoD 5000 Series
12 May 03 Revision
Emerging
( 新興的,依據
戰略指導訂定
兩年度的細部
預算與計畫規
劃作業 )
Planning,
Programming,
Budgeting & Execution
Process (PPBE)DEPSECDEF
Oversight
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32
Operational
View
Operational
View
The
Operational View
describes and
interrelates the
operational elements,
tasks and activities, and
information flows required to
accomplish mission operations.
Technical
View
Technical
View
The
Technical View
describes the profile of rules,
standards, and conventions
governing systems implementation.
The
Systems View
describes and
interrelates the
existing or postulated
technologies, systems, and
other resources intended to
support the operational requirements.
Systems
View
Systems
View
由架構框架 (AF) 推導出滿足未來作戰能力 (Capability) 之框
架
33. 33
UNCLASSIFIED
UNCLASSIFIED
JO TNI
S TA FFCHIE FS OF
Future Capabilities and Acquisition Process
Oversight
Requirements
Acquisition
D
O
T
M
L
P
F
Approved
ICD
MS A
Analysis
of
Capability
Solution
Sets
Demo
Demo Increment 1Increment 1
Demo
Demo
Demo
Demo
Increment 2Increment 2
Increment 3Increment 3
MS B
MS C
MS B MS C
MS B MS C
Refinement of
Solution Sets
CDD
CPD
Capability and Technology
Development
LRIP
LRIP
LRIP
FRP
SDD
JROC DAB
ICD - Initial Capabilities Document
CDD - Capabilities Development Document
CPD - Capabilities Production Document
JROC DAB
JROC DAB
FCBFCB
ProcessProcess
Functional Capability Board
(FCB) 執行 "capabilities
based assessment"
34. 3402/22/16
Engage moving targets at sea
Large (100 ft), slow (15 knots)
Weapon target discrimination
Right threat target vs. neutral traffic
Standoff outside threat rings
Adverse weather
Upgrades to current weapon systems:
Joint Air-to-Surface Standoff Missile
Sensor Fuzed Weapon (Wind Corrected
Munitions Dispenser Extended Range)
Capability: Destroy large slow-moving maritime targets
Long Range Strike...
Counter-MARITIME
Counter-
Maritime
ACTD ProductionPlans
NEAR TERM
WEAPON 08 09 10 11 12 13 14 150706
Funded Unfunded
Legend
35. 3502/22/16
Capability: Destroy heavily defended, high
value, time sensitive targets located deep in
enemy territory
Cruise Speed: Mach 3-5 > Mach 5
Range: 400-600 NM 600-750 NM
Time of Flight: <15 minutes <10 minutes
Propulsion: Turbojet, Ramjet, DC Ramjet Scramjet
Payload Wt: 300# (WDU-45B) 250-500#
Guidance: GPS/INS, Network Centric, Seeker
Joint High Speed Weapon (JHSW) Hypersonic Missile
JHSW Navy TD/ SDD SDD/ProductionLab Tech Demos
Long Range Strike...
High Speed/Hypersonic Missile Concept
NEAR TERM
WEAPON 08 09 10 11 12 13 14 150706
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Functional Area
Functional Concept
Integrated Architecture
Functional
Area
Analysis
D
O
T
M
L
P
F
Joint Capabilities Integration and
Development System -- CJCSI 3170
Independent
Analysis of
Materiel
Approaches
Materiel
Recommendation 1
Materiel
Recommendation 2
Overarching Policy --
NSS/NMS/Joint Vision
Joint Concept of Operations
Requirements/Acquisition IntegrationRequirements/Acquisition Integration
Functional Solution Analysisl l
Defense Acquisition System – DoD 5000
B CA
Initial
Capabilities
Document
CR TD SDD PD OS
Capability
Development
Document
Capability
Production
Document
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The Defense Acquisition ManagementThe Defense Acquisition Management
FrameworkFramework
BA
Concept
Refinement
System Development
& Demonstration
Production &
Deployment
Systems Acquisition
Operations &
Support
C
User Needs &
Technology Opportunities
Sustainment
FRP
Decision
Review
LRIP/IOT&E
Design
Readiness
Review
Technology
Development
(Program
Initiation)
Concept
Decision
Pre-Systems Acquisition
BA
Concept & Technology
Development
System Development
& Demonstration
Production &
Deployment
Systems Acquisition
Operations &
Support
C
User Needs &
Technology Opportunities
Sustainment
FRP
Decision
Review
LRIP/OT&E
Interim
Progress
Review
Pre-Systems Acquisition
Decision
Review
DoDI 5000.2, Oct 2000
DoDI 5000.2, May 2003
(Program
Initiation)
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Operational Concept
System Functional Mapping
System Interface Mapping
OV-1
OV-4
OV-5
SV-3
SV-4
SV-5
OV-2
OV-3
SV-1 TV-1
SV-2 SV-6
Architecture Performance
and Behavior
OV-6C
SV-7
Executable
Model
CV-6CV-6 Capabilities Evolution DescriptionCapabilities Evolution Description
OV-1OV-1 High-level Operational Concept GraphicHigh-level Operational Concept Graphic
OV-2OV-2 Operational Node Connectivity DescriptionOperational Node Connectivity Description
OV-3OV-3 Operational Information Exchange MatrixOperational Information Exchange Matrix
OV-4OV-4 Command Relationships ChartCommand Relationships Chart
OV-5OV-5 Activity ModelActivity Model
OV-6COV-6C Operational Event/Trace DescriptionOperational Event/Trace Description
SV-1SV-1 System Interface DescriptionSystem Interface Description
SV-2SV-2 Systems Communication DescriptionSystems Communication Description
SV-3SV-3 Systems MatrixSystems Matrix
SV-4SV-4 System Functionality DescriptionSystem Functionality Description
SV-5SV-5 Operational Activity to System FunctionOperational Activity to System Function
Traceability MatrixTraceability Matrix
SV-6SV-6 System Information Exchange MatrixSystem Information Exchange Matrix
SV-7SV-7 System Performance Parameters MatrixSystem Performance Parameters Matrix
SV-8SV-8 System Evolution DescriptionSystem Evolution Description
SV-9SV-9 System Technology ForecastSystem Technology Forecast
SV-10SV-10 System Activity Sequence & TimingSystem Activity Sequence & Timing
TV-1TV-1 Technical Architecture ProfileTechnical Architecture Profile
TV-2TV-2 Standards Technology ForecastStandards Technology Forecast
The Role of Engineering and TechnologyThe Role of Engineering and Technology
Functional Architecture
Physical Architecture
1st Order Assessment:
Functionality
2nd Order Assessment:
Static Interoperability
3rd Order Assessment:
Dynamic Interoperability
OV-3
Note: There are dependencies between the Architecture
products that are not shown in the System
Engineering flow. Many of the products are
developed concurrently.
Architectures Provide the Framework and
Assessment for FoS/SoS Systems Engineering
Architectures Provide the Framework and
Assessment for FoS/SoS Systems Engineering
SV-8 TV-2
CV-6
Acquisition Plans
SV-9
SV-10
DRM
OPSITs
TTP
DRM: Design Reference Mission
OPSIT: Operational Situation
TTP: Tactics, Techniques, Procedures
Source: Mr. Steve Soules, Booz-Allen & Hamilton
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Process
Outputs
Process
Inputs
Verification Loop
Design Loop
Requirements
Loop
Functional Analysis/
Allocation
DoD Architectural Framework Mapped into
the Systems Engineering Process
Requirements
Development
Design Synthesis
Systems Analysis,
Planning, Assessment,
and Control
(Balance and
Management)
OV/SV
SV/TV
OV
SV/TV
OV – Operational View
SV – Systems View
TV – Technical Standards View
1.AF 的 OV 、 SV 、 TV 等 products
將提供 system life cycle 之參用
2. Acquisition phase 將回歸到
System Engineering
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Options for Roles and ResponsibilitiesOptions for Roles and Responsibilities
OptionOption
11
InitialInitial
CapabilitiesCapabilities
DocumentDocument
SystemSystem
SpecificationSpecification
StatementStatement
of Workof Work
Contract
Signed
22
InitialInitial
CapabilitiesCapabilities
DocumentDocument
SystemSystem
SpecificationSpecification
StatementStatement
ofof
ObjectivesObjectives
Statement
of Work
Contract
Signed
33
InitialInitial
CapabilitiesCapabilities
DocumentDocument
System
Specification
Statement
of Work
Contract
Signed
Government Developed Contractor Developed
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Evolutionary Acquisition –
Incremental & Spiral Development
Evolutionary Acquisition –
Incremental & Spiral Development
Time
- Incremental
- Spiral
Warfighter
Capability
Known
increment
Known
increment
Known
increment
Known
increment
Partially
known
increment
Not known
increment
Not known
increment
==
First Fielded Capability
Technology Demos
Feedback from
warfighter
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性能導向後勤( PBL )
NGSS PBL Goals
• Increase reliability, maintainability, and supportability
• Influencing early design
• Focusing on system design for operational effectiveness
• Provide an interdisciplinary engineering management process
• Evolves and verifies an integrated life cycle balance set of system solutions
• Produces customer satisfaction
• Develop a total system design solution that balances
• Cost
• Schedule
• Performance
• Risk.
• Provide a system that can be produced economically and supported through the life
cycle.
• Open Systems Approach tp maximize internal and external interface capability of
the systems/ subsystems using open system approach.
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基於模 的擬 採購 (SBA: What
Is It?)
• SBA comes to life in a robust M&S
engineering environment
• SBA supports a revised acquisition process
• SBA involves significant cultural change
CG47
DD963
DDG51
CG47
DD963
DDG51
PLAT
SIG/KINE
C
2
COMMS
DATAFUSION
SENS1
SENS 2
SENS 3
SENS 4
Conceptual Development
Functional Design
MNS
ORD
SYSTEM
CONCEPTS
Top Level System
Requirements
Physical & Info
System (HW/SW) Design
Cost, Schedule &
Program ManagementDRIVERS
Concept
Exploration &
Definition
Demonstration /
Validation
Engineering
Manufacturing
& Development
Production &
Deployment
Upgrade
and
Replace
nt
PHASE
1000
100
10
MGMT
Jan Apr Jul Oct
Structural / HME
Structural / HME
Distributed
Information
Repository
Other
System
Other
System
T&E
Engineering Development
& Manufacturing
Operations,
Logistics
& Training
ADVANCED COMBAT SYSTEMS
ADVANCED PLATFORMS
ADVANCED SENSORS AND WEAPONS
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PBSA 效服績 務採購 (Old Versus New
Process)
Traditional Process
Government Solves the
Problem
Performance-Based
Process
Contractor Solves the
Problem
Tight SOW
Rigid
Solution
Routine
Tasks
Formal
Systems
Competitive
Strategy
Use SOW
•PWS
•SOO
Innovative
Solutions
Share
Information
Collaboration
Strategy
Empower
Acquisition
Teams
Learning
Bureaucratic
Organizational
Change in service
Of Performance
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績效服務契約績效服務契約 (PBSA)(PBSA)
採用績效服務契約採用績效服務契約 (Performance Based Service Contracting)(Performance Based Service Contracting) ,以量化,以量化
的的 Performance QuantityPerformance Quantity 規範規範 QualityQuality ;由於;由於 PBSAPBSA 條款,大部分美國政條款,大部分美國政
府的採購案已轉成採購單位只寫府的採購案已轉成採購單位只寫 Statement of ObjectivesStatement of Objectives 而由競標廠家寫而由競標廠家寫
Performance Based Statement of WorksPerformance Based Statement of Works (( PSWPSW )與)與 CDRLCDRL ,因為採,因為採
用量化方式,因此有助於採購的品質監控與驗收。用量化方式,因此有助於採購的品質監控與驗收。
甲方採購策略為:需求事項僅敘述終端之功能及量化之產品品質特性甲方採購策略為:需求事項僅敘述終端之功能及量化之產品品質特性
(( PBSAPBSA )、由乙方建議專案執行之參用標準、遂行專案發展過程之效能監)、由乙方建議專案執行之參用標準、遂行專案發展過程之效能監
控(控( EVMSEVMS )、)、 RFPRFP 須說明專案執行之相關程序事項(須說明專案執行之相關程序事項( SOWSOW )、)、 RFPRFP 須須
說明專案應交付物件(說明專案應交付物件( CDRLCDRL )、)、 RFPRFP 須說明交付文件之參考內容標準須說明交付文件之參考內容標準
(( DIDDID )、以工作分解結構()、以工作分解結構( WBSWBS )為骨幹、)為骨幹、 .... 。。
PMPM 在參用在參用 PBSAPBSA 時,應一併規劃 採購計畫書時,應一併規劃 採購計畫書 AP (Acquisition AssuranceAP (Acquisition Assurance
Plan)Plan) ,, APAP 有關有關 PerformancePerformance 之敘述可包括下列事項:之敘述可包括下列事項:
1.1. 效能目標效能目標 Performance ObjectivesPerformance Objectives
2.2. 效能標準效能標準 Performance StandardsPerformance Standards
3.3. 允收標準水平允收標準水平 Acceptable Quality LevelsAcceptable Quality Levels
4.4. 檢視方法檢視方法 Methods of inspectionMethods of inspection
5.5. 檢視頻率檢視頻率 Frequency of inspectionFrequency of inspection
6.6. 獎勵金計算準則獎勵金計算準則 IncentivesIncentives
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TRD
PM 所有相將 關 Requirements 轉
入 RFP
Parts of an RFP
Section A Solicitation / Contract Form
Section B Supplies or Services / Prices /Costs
Section C Description / Specs / Work Statement
Section D Packaging and Marking
Section E Inspection and Acceptance
Section F Deliveries or Performance
Section G Contract Administration Data
Section H Special Contract Requirements
Section I Contract Clauses
Section J List of Attachments
Section K Contractor Representations &
Certifications
Section L Instructions, Conditions, and Notices
to Offerors
Section M Evaluation Factors for Award
APB/
ADM
ICD
CDD
SOO/
SOW
Acquisition Strategy Panel (ASP)
Market
Research
WBS
TRD
Risk
Mgt
Eval
Criteria
Acq. Strategy
or
Acq. Plan/SAMP
Sections
A - M
(Use to
develop)
(Reference)
(Included)
(As Applicable)
( 採購計畫基準 /
採購決策備忘錄 )
( 技術參考文文件 )
( 採購策略計畫書 /
採購管理計畫書 )
( 初步作需文件 ,
作需發展文件 )
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RFP 與 Contract 關係
Requirements
Documented
specific
ops
needs
Evaluation Contract
Source
selection
evaluation
guide
Source
selection
plan
Source
selection
facility
Model
contract
(B–J + Att)
CSOW
Sy ste m-level
specification
IMP
CWBS
CDRLs
CLINs
MNS/SON
ORD/CRD
CONOPs
STAR
TEMP
RFP
Model
contract
(A–K + Att)
Section L-2
Section M
Sys perf
rqmts
SOO
WBS
Data rqmts
CLINs
SAMP, Acq Plan or
IPS SE Portions
P
c
T
A
CLINs
Proposal
erms and cond
lauses
Modify
dd (optional)
ropose options
Model
contract
(B–K + Att)
Proposal
volumes
CSOW
System-level
specification
IMP/IMS
IMP risk
approach
CWBS
CDRLs
Contractor Team SE
Policies and Practices
Our purpose is to address the system depicted on the left and suggest a new way of doing it as shown on the right.
Today DoD employs a threat-based force-planning construct to develop forces, systems, and platforms based on a specific threat and scenario. Requirements are often developed, validated, and approved as stand alone solutions to counter specific threats or scenarios, not as participating elements in an overarching system of systems.
This fosters a “bottom-up, stovepiped” approach to acquisition decisions that, in a joint context, are neither fully informed by, or coordinated with, other components; nor are they clearly linked to the National Military Strategy.
New programs often fail to foster interoperabilility; and in the end, must be deconflicted either by the warfighter or at Department level.
Additionally, acquisition management frequently focuses on materiel solutions without considering potential non-materiel implications that DOTMLPF changes may hold for the advancement of joint warfighting.
In contrast a capabilities-based construct as shown on the right facilitates force planning in an uncertain environment and identifies the broad set of capabilities that will be required to address the challenges of the 21st century.
This proposed methodology defines the strategic direction of the department and considers the full range of DOTMLPF (materiel and non-materiel) solutions to develop joint warfighting capability.
The intent is to employ a synchronized, collaborative, and integrated approach that links strategy to capabilities.
DoD has three Decision-making Support Systems, all have been updated this year
Defense Acquisition System How we acquire weapon systems, new 5000 series Directive & Instruction signed in May 2003
Joint Capabilities Integration and Development System (JCIDS) - total restructuring of “requirements” process. Signed in June 2003, and revised in March 2004. Focus on warfighting capabilities and gaps, analysis to determine what capability gaps to fill, and whether a material or non-material solution is appropriate.
Planning, Programming, Budgeting and Execution (PPBE) – by MID 913 (22 May 03) replaced former PPBS. Focus on Resource Allocation – providing warfighter with best mix of forces, equipment and support attainable under fiscal constraints. Introduces new emphasis on using performance metrics to focus on output, return on investment
Note: MID 913 is a “close hold” FOUO document with controlled release.
Important Point: JCIDS and DAS are event-driven; PPBE is calendar-driven, and linked to the president’s budget submission
The panel in the upper right corner of this viewgraph is a list of those views in the Framework that we have been using to support BCAPP. The CV-6 at the top of the list is a proposed new view-the CED-that we have been talking about. We have organized the views in the Framework into systems engineering use cases that are the analytical basis for the MCP assessment process.
The views used to establish the operational concept describe how we will fight and win the war.
The views used in the system functional mapping help to answer the question: does the FoS have the functionality to support the Operational Concept? These views can also give insights into program selection decisions.
Hyperlink to Functional Assessment: Example of Gaps/overlaps.
The system interface views are used to help answer the question: does the FoS have the connectivity to support the operational concept?
Hyperlink to Static Interoperability Assessment.
These three uses cases of the Framework views provide the analytical foundation to begin building the acquisition plan. But the heavy lifting to support the systems engineering trades comes from Performance and Behavior of the architecture. We’ll be showing details later in the briefing.
Boeing’s Systems Engineering approach is consistent with DAU’s SE process.
Boeing has in place SE tools for tracking requirements, functions, allocations and for CM and to maintain traceability.
Boeing is planning to use SoSIL, M&S, JDEP, ACE and other means to address the geographic separation of the systems and to deal with the aggressive schedule and the large number of new development efforts.
The risk would appear to be significant based solely on the wide physical separation and number of FCS systems. Boeing has established a process and set of tools (DOORS, Open Plan Professional etc.) to manage these challenges.
However, the most difficult aspect of the program appears to be the schedule that is most likely unachievable due to software development requirements and integration of the multiple systems. That said, the SE process and tools being used by the LSI should provide visibility into programmatic problems as they arise.
Traditional = Big-Bang 100% solution that requires continuous development.
P3I and Block occur subsequent to a development program and deliver an improved capability. Each P3I and Block effort is planned in detail before the effort begins—these “mini-bang” approaches do no provide for “use and learn” opportunities prior to fielding
Spiral Development, rather than the “Big Bang” approach of delivering 100% of the capability in a single development, incrementally delivers capabilities that grow to the 100% solution
--deliver some core capability sooner that is better than today’s capability
-- deliver fresher technology– “use and learn” with each capability to influence future spirals.
Spiral development differs from P3I and Block Upgrades because the content of successive spirals is not clearly defined up-front – those subsequent spirals are shaped from 1-use and learn; 2-changing requirements; 3-funding availability; 4-technology discoveries. P3I is “pre-planned” and defined prior to start.
Current Process
Government “Solves” the Problem in SOW
Good SOW is a Tight SOW!
Take Last RFP, Close Loop Holes
Industry – Responds to Government Solicitation
Restate Line for Line From SOW
State Why You Are “Uniquely Qualified” to Do What Government Directed
Change in process:
SOO replaces the PWS
Government States overall Objective/Problem and Constraints in the SOO
Offerors provides their solution in a PWS
Based on Unique Solution
Provide Performance Measures, Metrics and QCP