The purpose of this study was to establish time criteria for Marine Expeditionary Brigade logistics tasks and demonstrate how the established time criteria supports capacity and resource management. This study developed methods for making best logistics support decisions using estimated time criteria in a military capacity management context. It developed a decision support methodology which allows Marine Corps logistics planners the means to temporarily reallocate resources within the future Marine Corps logistics chain as described in the Logistics Operational Architecture.This study examined all tenets of the Marine Corps Planning Process and considered all processes outlined in the Logistics Operational Architecture. Time planning factors were developed for the logistics prd%%e'sses required to support a deployed Marine Expeditionary Brigade. The Time Criteria Logistics Model developed to establish time criteria for logistics tasks may be utilized to automate the logistics planning process.
U.S. Marine Corps Study of Establishing Time Criteria for Logistics Tasks
2004
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Report
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Englisch
Military Sciences , Logistics Military Facilities & Supplies , Marine corps planning , Resource management , Logistics planning , Logistics support , Deployment , Decision making , Brigade level organizations , Estimates , Decision support systems , Compact disks , Logistics tasks , Marine expeditionary brigade , Multimedia(Cd- rom) , Capacity management , Combat service support , Enterprise architecture , Logistics operational architecture , Planning process , Time criteria logistics model