The development of a configuration management approach for the operational phase of NATO SEASPARROW project

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Genet, Richard Paul
Leonard, Brian Robert
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1972-06Advisor
Kline, Melvin B.
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This Thesis develops a configuration management approach for use
during the operational phase of the NATO SEASPARROW Surface Missile
System project. A brief description of the concepts and techniques of
configuration management as well as the background of the NATO
SEASPARROW project are presented to familiarize the reader with the
subject matter.
The sub-alternatives and constraints in the areas of organizational
form, authority constraints, and change control measures are enumerated
and evaluated against the goals of the members of the consortium and
the requirements of sound configuration management. System alternatives
and constraints are then synthesized from the sets of sub-alternatives
to provide a final set of cohesive, viable alternatives.
From an evaluation of these system alternatives, the recommended
solution is selected. An implementation plan is presented for the
selected alternative.
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