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A i r F o r c e P r o g r a m E x e c u t i v e O f f i c e rB u s i n e s s a n d E n t e r p r i s e S y s t e m sBRIGADIER GENERAL CRAIG S. OLSONBrig. Gen. Craig S. Olson is the Program Executive Officer for the Business andEnterprise Systems (BES) portfolio. This portfolio is comprised of the EnterpriseInformation Systems (EIS) Directorate, Maxwell Air Force Base, Gunter Annex,Alabama, and the Enterprise Logistics (ELS) Directorate, Wright-Patterson AirForce Base, Ohio. The EIS Directorate has more than 1,500 military, civil serviceand contractor support personnel located at four bases throughout the UnitedStates with total funding exceeding $820 million. The organization designs,acquires, installs, and maintains operations support systems for the Air Force andthe Department of Defense.General Olson was commissioned in 1982 following graduation from the U.S. AirForce Academy. He has extensive operational, flight test and acquisitionexperience. The general has flown operationally as a weapon systems officer andelectronic warfare officer in the F-4E and F-4G, and as a flight test weapon systemsofficer in the F-15E. His acquisition tours include the JSTARS Joint Program Office,the Air Staff Special Programs Directorate, and the Navy-led V-22 Joint ProgramOffice. He has commanded at the group and wing levels.Prior to his current assignment, General Olson was Chief, Office of SecurityCooperation, U.S. Forces-Iraq, Baghdad, Iraq. He is a master navigator with morethan 1,900 flying hours in more than 20 different aircraft.4
A i r F o r c e E n t e r p r i s e I n f o r m a t i o nS y s t e m s D i r e c t o r a t e HIOUR HISTORYIn a 3 September 2009 memorandum, the Secretary of the Air Force and the AirForce Chief of Staff announced the realignment of many acquisition wings withinthe Air Force from the Wing/Group/Squadron structure to aDirectorate/Division/Branch structure. This restructure embraces “the differencesbetween the acquisition and operational missions in the Air Force.” TheDirectorate/Division/Branch structure is designed to establish clear lines ofauthority and accountability within acquisition organizations and was part of thecommitment to recapture acquisition excellence (as stated in the Air ForceAcquisition Improvement Plan released 4 May 2009). The realignment also involvesthe approval of several new Program Executive Officer positions to provide agreater number of experienced, senior leaders to oversee the execution of the AirForce’s major acquisition programs and address span of control concernsassociated with programs being aligned under product center commanders.This established the Air Force Enterprise Information Systems Directorate whichstood up on 20 May, 2011. It is led by a Program Executive Officer, BrigadierGeneral Craig S. Olson.5
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