Connect mx to supply, logistics to financial, and deployed mech to system to lower inventory cost, increase worker efficiency, and decrease new asset acquisition cost. The Coast Guard aims to reduce burden on the field through a configuration management, bi-level maintenance, total asset visibility, and product line management approach using an ESB to configure COTS technology to meet enterprise requirements. Challenges include affordability through descoping, acquisition governance, and financial interfaces integration.

1. Connect mx to supply
2 1/2 minute overview Connect logistics to financial
Connect deployed mech to system
Lower inventory cost
We exist to reduce burden on field
Increase worker efficiency
http://cglims.wordpress.com/2011/01/11
Decrease new asset acq cost
Configuration management
Bi level maintenance
Business first, then IT Four cornerstones
Total asset visibility
Product line management
Technology refresh of ALMIS using COTS to
meet enterprise requirements
Configured
Technology
COTS
Not customized
ESB
Select software
Mostly organic
Approach Configure Agile scrum
Fixed time variable scope
Deploy
CG-LIMS for Kimball II
http://slidesha.re/CG-K2 Led to descope
Affordability Descope memo with cost and timeline
https://cgportal.uscg.mil/CTL/16N1FFP
https://cgportal.uscg.mil/CTL/1TD1TBBP
Challenges https://cgportal.uscg.mil/CTL/ELVBWI
Acquisition governance
Financial interfaces
ORD
Design Phase artifacts CONOP
PMO PMP
http://bit.ly/cglimspmo
CG Portal Annual briefs for VCG
Sponsor
http://bit.ly/cgportal PPT briefs galore Annual DHS CIO / APMD
For more info
Director's council
Everything...as open as possible
Intelink-U
http://bit.ly/cglims
Project blog
Weekly export
http://cglims.wordpress.com
2 1/2 minute brief
http://slidesha.re/CG-LIMS
Background and Description
Three things to leave with
https://cgportal.uscg.mil/CTL/16YFXDQ
High level schedule
http://cgportal.uscg.mil/CTL/1TMUN9Z