NAVAIR INSTRUCTION 4120.11 From: Commander, Naval Air ...

NAVAIRINST 4120.11
If desired, the acquisition agent may also use the Final
Deliverable Impact column to capture and coordinate notes
reflecting the importance of the functionality to the program
(i.e.; shall have, nice to have, do not want, etc.) prior to
making final requirements decisions.
FUNCTIONALITY MATRIX DEFINITIONS
SUMMARY OF CATEGORIES: The following summarizes the
functional categories at a high level with detailed
narratives included in Table 1.
ACCESS: This is the functionality that allows or
restricts users to view specific ETM data.
ANNOTATION: This category includes functionalities
that add electronic notes, comments or other means
to provide additional explanation and notation of
the technical data. Consideration using annotation
is configuration management of maintaining valid
procedure steps by the organization.
DELIVERY and DISTRIBUTION: Selection of the desired
ETM media will drive costs; however, the most
significant consideration is the readiness of the
infrastructure at the user level for whatever media
is acquired.
DIAGNOSTICS and PROGNOSTICS: ETM diagnostics and
prognostics can be a significant benefit in reducing
maintenance times and total ownership costs;
however, they can also be a sizable cost driver in
ETM development. Diagnostics span from basic
standalone troubleshooting procedures to integration
with the weapon system and other maintenance
systems. Prognostics may include health monitoring
and linkage to autonomic logistics systems.
EXTERNAL PROCESSES: The ETM environment has the
potential to provide greater functionality by
interacting with external processes, which are
outside the technical data, to retrieve and transmit
information.
NOTE: Consideration must be given to configuration management of
the external information.
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