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Designing and Optimizing Operations
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1.1
The goals and metrics for operational performance, cost, and value
1.2
Operations process architecture and development
1.3
Operations (and mission) analysis and modeling
2
Training and Operations
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2.1
Training for professional operations:
2.1.1
Simulation
2.1.2
Instruction and programs
2.1.3
Procedures
2.1.4
Education for consumer operation
2.1.5
Operations processes
2.1.6
Operations process interactions
3
Supporting the System Lifecycle
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3.1
Maintenance and logistics
3.2
Lifecycle performance and reliability
3.3
Lifecycle value and costs
3.4
Feedback to facilitate system improvement
4
System Improvement and Evolution
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4.1
Pre-planned product improvement
4.2
Improvements based on needs observed in operation
4.3
Evolutionary system upgrades
4.4
Contingency improvements/solutions resulting from operational necessity
5
Disposal and Life-End Issues
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5.1
The end of useful life
5.2
Disposal options
5.3
Residual value at life-end
5.4
Environmental considerations for disposal
6
Operations Management
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6.1
The organization and structure for operations
6.2
Partnerships and alliances
6.3
Control of operations cost, performance and scheduling
6.4
Quality and safety assurance
6.5
Possible operations process improvements
6.6
Life cycle management
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Designing and Optimizing Operations
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The goals and metrics for operational performance, cost, and value
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Operations process architecture and development
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Operations (and mission) analysis and modeling
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Training and Operations
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Training for professional operations:
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Simulation
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Instruction and programs
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Procedures
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Education for consumer operation
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Operations process interactions
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Supporting the System Lifecycle
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Maintenance and logistics
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Lifecycle performance and reliability
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Lifecycle value and costs
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Feedback to facilitate system improvement
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System Improvement and Evolution
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Pre-planned product improvement
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Improvements based on needs observed in operation
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Evolutionary system upgrades
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Contingency improvements/solutions resulting from operational necessity
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Disposal and Life-End Issues
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The end of useful life
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Residual value at life-end
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Environmental considerations for disposal
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Operations Management
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The organization and structure for operations
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Partnerships and alliances
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Control of operations cost, performance and scheduling
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Quality and safety assurance
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Possible operations process improvements
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Life cycle management
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