An analysis of the Naval Innovation Laboratory's virtual work environment-based management information system for application in joint service explosive ordnance disposal notional concepts management
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Authors
Keene, Stephen G.
Subjects
Notional Concept
Virtual Work Environment
Management Information System
Urgent Universal Needs Statement
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Virtual Work Environment
Management Information System
Urgent Universal Needs Statement
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Advisors
Boudreau, Michael
Brinkley, Douglas
Date of Issue
2009-12
Date
December 2009
Publisher
Monterey, California: Naval Postgraduate School
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Abstract
The Joint Service Explosive Ordnance Disposal (JSEOD) community uses the Notional Concepts process to assess the potential for existing or emerging technologies to satisfy EOD mission needs. Notional Concepts are user-defined requirements whose ultimate aim is to produce an EOD tool or equipment item. The Notional Concepts process was created to facilitate development of new requirements, information flow, management decisions, and transition of funding from investigative research to sustained programs of record. Currently, there is no single site for the JSEOD community to receive, process, and manage Notional Concepts. The Naval Innovation Laboratory (NaIL) has a virtual work environment-based management information system for managing the U.S. Marine Corp's Urgent Universal Need Statements (UUNS,) a program similar to the JSEOD's Notional Concept program. The purpose of this report is to analyze the NaIL's Management Information System to determine if there are aspects of it that the JSEOD community could use to better manage the life cycle of their Notional Concepts.
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MBA Professional Report
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Business Administration
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xiv, 67 p. ; 28 cm.
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Approved for public release; distribution is unlimited.