An automated systems and project management system for Headquarters, U.S. Marine Corps

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Cavallaro, Richard C.
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1985-09Advisor
Lyons, Norman R.
Dolk, Daniel R.
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The administration of all automated information systems
is a task that continues to become increasingly difficult as
the numbers and complexity of these systems grow. The
Department of the Navy has promulgated regulations dealing
with life cycle management of these systems from the mission
analysis/project initiation phase through such time that the
system is terminated. The resources required to perform
this managerial control are no longer adequate without the
assistance of automated support.
This thesis will develop a micro-oriented database
management system that will enhance and simplify management
control of the more than one hundred automated systems
currently sponsored by the Manpower Systems Integration
Branch at Headquarters, United States Marine Corps.
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