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Requirements Development

Requirements Development Overview

Requirements development is a process that consists of a set of activities that produce requirements for a product. The systems engineering standard [EIA 632] defines “requirement” as “something that governs what, how well, and under what conditions a product will achieve a given purpose.” Requirements define the functions, performance, and environment of the system under

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Auditing

Auditing Overview

  Auditing is the Systematic examination of records and documents to determine adequacy and effectiveness of budgeting, accounting, financial, and related policies and procedures; compliance with applicable statutes, regulations, policies, and prescribed procedures; reliability, accuracy, and completeness of financial and administrative records and reports; and the extent to which funds and other resources are properly

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Earned Value Management

Earned Value Management Overview

Earned Value Management (EVM) is a project management technique for objectively measuring project performance and progress. EVM can combine measurements of scope, schedule, and cost in a single integrated system. It’s notable for its ability to forecast project performance problems accurately. Early EVM research showed that its use significantly impacts the areas of planning and

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DoDAF Architecting

DoDAF Architecting Overview

Architecting is a tool used by Program Managers (PM) and Systems Engineers in developing a system to help designers meet all stated function and physical requirements, collaborate across organizations, and provides valuable information for decision-makers. There are a number of types of Architectures that are used in system development: Functional Architecture: model that identifies system

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Contracts & Legal Sources

  Contracts & Legal Topic Name Description FAR Home Page Federal Acquisition Regulations (FAR) Home Page The Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR) DoD home page. FAR FAR PDF Archived Versions Federal Acquisition Regulations (FAR) Air Force FARSite Air Force FARSite (Federal Acquisition Regulation Site) DFARS DFARS Table of Content The Defense Federal Acquisition Regulations Supplement (DFARS) is

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Reports & White Papers

  Reports & White Papers Defense Acquisitions Getting Defense Acquisitions RIGHT by Frank Kendal Book by the Honorable Frank Kendal Defense Acquisitions Defense Acquisition Workforce Report to Congress – 2016 by Congressional Research Service Cost Overruns Cost Overrun Optimism: Fact or Fiction  DAU article by Maj David Christensen, USAF OSS&E Using Measurement to Assure Operational

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DoD Guides & Handbooks

Guides and Handbooks The DoD Guides and Handbooks listed below are a collection of the most frequent ones used in acquisitions. Acquisitions   Architecting   Auditing   CBA   Contracts   Cost Estimating   DoDAF   EVMS   Financial Management   Glossary   Human System Integration   Information Security   Information Assurance   JCIDS Process   Logistics   Manufacturing   Program Management   PQM   Requirements   Risk Safety   Security   Software   Space   Systems Engineering  

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Templates

Topic Name Description Acquisitions Acquisition Program Baseline (APB) A template used for the development of the Acquisition Program Baseline. See the web page for key content. Acquisition Decision Memorandum (ADM) – MS A Individual Acquisition Plan NAVAIR Acquisition Plan Streamlined Acquisition Plan Templates for the development of the Acquisition Plan (AP). See the Acquisition Plan

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