Are Rapid Fielding and Good Systems Engineering Mutually Exclusive?

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Are Rapid Fielding and Good Systems Engineering Mutually Exclusive? Bill Decker Director, Technology Learning Center of Excellence Defense Acquisition University NDIA Systems Engineering Conference, October 2010 Approved for Public Release

What s the Problem Conflicting data Get it to the field now request from field Items with long term positive benefit Lots of stuff that never gets used reports from field (better than in Desert Storm) Other stuff that gets used and discarded/abandoned Hon. Robert Gates Secretary of Defense Our Challenge What can I do to help people downrange today?

Address urgent warfighter needs Save lives protect our troops Pull from COCOMs Push from Industry Government ST Current technology to the field quickly Direction from the top (President, SecDef) Why Rapid Fielding?

Why Systems Engineering? Directed to by policy Best practice in government and industry Provides discipline to acquisition Repeatable, predictable process Reduces risk Best balance of cost/performance Basis for efficient/effective development, production, deployment, operations maintenance DoD Policy and Guidance on Systems Engineering Directive 5000.01 requires: Systems Engineering. Acquisition programs shall be managed through the application of a systems engineering approach that optimizes total system performance and minimizes total ownership costs. A modular open-systems approach shall be employed, where feasible. DoD Instruction 5000.02 emphasizes the use of systems engineering per the following extract: Effective sustainment of systems begins with the design and development of reliable and maintainable systems through the continuous application of a robust systems engineering methodology. A recent USD(ATL) memorandum establishes systems engineering policy and mandates a Systems Engineering Plan for all programs. An extract from the memorandum follows: Systems Engineering (SE). All programs responding to a capabilities or requirements document, regardless of acquisition category, shall apply a robust SE approach that balances total system performance and total ownership costs within the family-of-systems, systems-ofsystems context. Programs shall develop a Systems Engineering Plan (SEP) for milestone Authority (Milestone Authority) approval in conjunction with each Milestone review, and integrated with the Acquisition Strategy. This plan shall describe the program's overall technical approach, including processes, resources, metrics, and applicable performance incentives. It shall also detail the timing, conduct, and success criteria of technical reviews.

SYSTEMS management management management management management SE Process that may be applicable to RF 9 TECHNICAL MANAGEMENT PROCESSES Assessment Control

SYSTEMS 9 TECHNICAL MANAGEMENT PROCESSES Test planning FMEA Supportability Certifications Safety IA Environmental Assessment Control

SYSTEMS 9 TECHNICAL MANAGEMENT PROCESSES Assessment Control Validated by user(s) Stable change control Basis for JROC staffing Clear, testable

SYSTEMS 9 TECHNICAL MANAGEMENT PROCESSES Assessment Control Stable configuration Enables integration/support Support transition to program of record

SYSTEMS 9 TECHNICAL MANAGEMENT PROCESSES Assessment Need all relevant data drawings Test results Training Software code Intellectual property Get all data (even if less than unlimited rights!!)

SYSTEMS 9 TECHNICAL MANAGEMENT PROCESSES Assessment Control definition Hardware Software Thermal Aerodynamic Electrical (power) control documents products (StdV-1, etc.)

SYSTEMS 8 TECHNICAL MANAGEMENT PROCESSES Assessment Control Identify risks Tools to identify Analyze (probability/consequence) Mitigate Accept Avoid Transfer Control (risk reduction efforts)

Tools for Identification TRL checklists USAF and NASA Quicklook checklists Based upon Technology Program Model (TPMM) by Army SMDC and DTRA Where to find: DAU Science and Technology Community of Practice Best Practices Project: TRL: 6 TRL 6 Quicklook Worksheet TPMM Mnemoni c Description Yes No N/A Comments Response TRL 6 Exit Criteria Program 66211Technology has been assessed at TRL 6. The technology program development strategy has 56017been Finalized Provide an estimate of the costs for and 66047Technology into Acquisition Program A realistic estimate total life-cycle costs have been 66048documented A Mitigation plan has been documented and 66035reviewed by the Programmatic The Technology Advancement Degree Of Difficulty 13040has been revised based on the validation process. The Delivery Baseline is established and under formal control All Corrective Actions are closed or resolved for closure Software Development Cost projections for the phase are updated in the TDS Refined Operational And Mission 35009/Objectives were finalized 35015System Functional were finalized Specific performance goals and exit criteria that must be met before exceeding number of prototypes were 66030met The Physical to be used during this 66110spiral or increment of development are complete https://acc.dau.mil/communitybrowser.aspx?id=178119lang=en-us or William.decker@dau.mil

Pay me now or pay me later Bottom Line Do we want to slow down rapid fielding? Eyes wide open approach Use SE best practices to look for future problem areas assessment Identify the risks Balance between risk and benefit Mitigation as appropriate