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