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LOGISTICS DEFENSE AGENCY XXI Joint Electronic Commerce Program Office (JECPO) Briefing to the EC Program Orientation Conference UMBC Mr. Miles Holtzman Business & Technology Integration Division (703) 275-5332 miles_holtzman@hq.dla.mil http://www.acq.osd.mil/ec T:\BRIEFINGS\Knott\NEWJECPOSTD DEFENSE LOGISTICS AGENCY XXI JECPO Vision T R A N S P O R T A T I O N Business Areas EC Services A C Q U I...

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LOGISTICS DEFENSE AGENCY XXI Joint Electronic Commerce Program Office (JECPO) Briefing to the EC Program Orientation Conference UMBC Mr. Miles Holtzman Business & Technology Integration Division (703) 275-5332 miles_holtzman@hq.dla.mil http://www.acq.osd.mil/ec T:\BRIEFINGS\Knott\NEWJECPOSTD DEFENSE LOGISTICS AGENCY XXI JECPO Vision T R A N S P O R T A T I O N Business Areas EC Services A C Q U I S I T I O N C O N T R A C T I N G F I N A N C E L O G I S T I C S M E D I C A L P E R S O N N E L T R A V E L Provide Department Wide World Class Electronic Commerce Services Resulting in Reduced Operational Costs and Process Cycle Times Transport Translation Search Engine Services Shared Data Warehouse Info Assurance Directory Services Workflow Management Information Access DOD Warfighters Operational Architecture Business relationships Information required Information form (voice, data, imagery) User functions Performance bounds Information Exchange Information Sharing Information Collaboration Congress Services & Agencies System Architecture EC applications and infrastructure services Central data repositories Information assurance Transport Large & Small Businesses EC Infrastructure Services DOD EC Applications Virtual EC Enterprise EC Data Standards ANSI X12 EDIFACT HL7 XML HTML Proprietary PDF UDF Transport EC Data Repositories JT Stan A IT dard Perimeter Security Mechanisms Firewall Smart Card VPN Technical Architecture Info Technology Standards Services & interfaces framework Engineering specifications COTS Products s APIs User Services T:\BRIEFINGS\Knott\NEWJECPOSTD DEFENSE LOGISTICS AGENCY XXI Our Mission Is to serve as the Department of Defense Executive Agent for Accelerating the Application of Electronic Business Practices and Associated Information Technologies to Improve DoD Acquisition Processes, Supporting Life-Cycle Sustainment, and Other Department Business Operations DISAs Role Lead Technical Architecture Coordinate Standards Lead Development of Technical Solutions/Alternatives (I.e.PKI) Develop Enterprise Licensing Approaches Conduct Testing Technical Cross-Functional Integration Systems Engineering/ Architecture DLAs Role Accelerate Coordination of Full Business Cycle Requirements Accelerate Coordination of Cross Functional Integration Identify Best Business Practices Functional Industry Outreach Support Product Data Process by Integrating EC Policy and Oversight: DoD CIO Total Integrated Business Process Solutions T:\BRIEFINGS\Knott\NEWJECPOSTD DEFENSE LOGISTICS AGENCY XXI The Plan DEVELOPMENT REQUIREMENTS DoD EC Strategic Plan JECPO Strategic Implementation Plan DoD Goals/Objectives/Metrics DoD Initiatives Infrastructure/Applications Build Validate Business Case Identify Infrastructure Load Identify Policy Issues Establish Security Model Establish Funding Model SUSTAINMENT Identify Technology Insertions Streamline Procedures Identify Improvements Adjust Funding Model T:\BRIEFINGS\Knott\NEWJECPOSTD DEFENSE LOGISTICS AGENCY XXI The Team JECPO Military Services PSAs Paperless Contracting WIPT Defense Agencies Federal Agencies x x x x x x x x Paperless Initiatives Cross Functional Integration Requirements Coordination Lead Technical Architecture Systems Engineering Technical Standards Lead Tech Solutions/Alternatives Technical Integration/Interoperability Director Service & Agency Reps Technology & Business Integration Team Business Planning, Implementation and Coordination Team Program Management Plan Planning & Execution Documents Business Case Analysis POM/ Budget Administrative Support Strategic Business Development and Industry Alliances Team x x Tech Integration Team Logistics Team Acquisition Team Contracting Team CALS Team Finance Team x x x x x x x x ECRC Program/COR DoD/Federal Training Liaison Webpage/Informati on Manager COR/Contractor Support Industry Outreach and Training Industry T:\BRIEFINGS\Knott\NEWJECPOSTD DEFENSE LOGISTICS AGENCY XXI Program Updates Monthly Monthly Monthly Quarterly As Required via JECPO Reps Deputy Secretary of Defense Chief Information Officer DRI Office Directors, DISA & DLA Senior Leadership/Forums Services and Defense Agencies T:\BRIEFINGS\Knott\NEWJECPOSTD DEFENSE LOGISTICS AGENCY XXI Support of DRI Office Management Reform Memorandum MRM #2 - Moving to a Paperfree Contracting Process by 1 Jan 2000 MRM #11 - Adoption of Commercial Identifiers in DoD Business System by 1 Jan 2000 MRM #12 - Expanding Use of Prime Vendor Contract Instruments MRM #15 - Reengineering Defense Transportation, Documentation and Financial Processes MRM #16 - Identifying Requirements for the Design, Development & Implementation of a DoD Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) T:\BRIEFINGS\Knott\NEWJECPOSTD Defense Reform Initiative Directive DRID#32 - Paperless Contract Closeout DRID#33 - Paperless DD Form 250, Material Inspection and Receiving Report DRID#39 - Travel Reengineering DRID#43 - Defense-wide Electronic Commerce DRID#44 - Paper-free Program Objectives Memorandum Submission DEFENSE LOGISTICS AGENCY XXI Update on Current JECPO Projects DoD EMall Expansion DoD Business Opportunities Electronic Access Document (EDA) Central Contractor Registration (CCR) Paperless Contracting Prototype Purchase Cards EC Day 1999 Y2K Information Assurance T:\BRIEFINGS\Knott\NEWJECPOSTD DEFENSE LOGISTICS AGENCY XXI DoD EMall Expansion Post Office Corridor GSA Corridor NIB/NISH Corridor DoD E-Mall Virtual Mall: Unlimited Storefronts Construction/ Services Corridor Commodities Corridor Information Technology Corridor Navy Corridor Air Force Corridor Army Corridor Future Expansion Building Block T:\BRIEFINGS\Knott\NEWJECPOSTD DEFENSE LOGISTICS AGENCY XXI DoD Business Opportunities EC Navigator Buyers Model DoD E-Mall DoD Search Engine Sellers Model DoD Business Opportunities DoD Search Engine Single Search For Vendors Across All DoD Solicitations Ties Web Based Systems Together DLA PROCUREMENT GATEWAY NAVY NECO ARMY SINGLE FACE TO INDUSTRY AIR FORCE(TBD) Phase II Search Across these Sites DSC Philadelphia DSC Richmond DSC Columbus NAVICP Mechanicsburg NAVICP Philadelphia FISC San Diego TACOM CECOM IOC Industrial Ops Cmd AMCOM (Aviation & Missile Command) Phase I - Static Web Page with Links Completed DoD Business Sites Located & Compiled Consensus on Business Rules National Stock Number Federal Supply Class Supply Industry Code Item Description Opening and Closing Date IOC 30 November T:\BRIEFINGS\Knott\NEWJECPOSTD Phase II - DoD-wide Search on: DEFENSE LOGISTICS AGENCY XXI What is Electronic Document Access Document Manager - Conversion - Index - Storage WEB Index Server - Homepage - Document Address - Queries Awards Contract Procurement Officer Procurement System Administrative Modifications Contract Administrator Contract Pay Technician Procurement Administration Audit Electronic Document Manager Contract Administration and Bill Paying System T:\BRIEFINGS\Knott\NEWJECPOSTD DEFENSE LOGISTICS AGENCY XXI EDA Progress Registered Users 13,200 Paper Turned Off PADDS DPACS EDI POPS (Richmond) EDI POPS (Philadelphia) ITIMPS APADE DVDs BCAS MADES II BOSS T:\BRIEFINGS\Knott\NEWJECPOSTD Indices 6,307,710 TO PDF Partial Production DEFENSE LOGISTICS AGENCY XXI Central Contractor Registration (CCR) Intent To provide a central database and application suite that records, validates, and distributes specific information about government and commercial trading partners Purpose To avoid repetitive vendor registration with each procurement office To create an accurate business profile for each vendor To provide banking information that enables contractor payment through electronic funds transfer (EFT) Expedites contract awards and payments One time registration with the federal government Increased visibility of worldwide sources for specific goods and services Allows contractors to increase sales opportunities T:\BRIEFINGS\Knott\NEWJECPOSTD Benefits DEFENSE LOGISTICS AGENCY XXI Paperless Contracting Wide Area Workflow Functional View Vendor Wide Area Workflow Government Inspection & Acceptance Other DoD Users Accounting DFAS CORPORATE Database Finance SDW T:\BRIEFINGS\Knott\NEWJECPOSTD DEFENSE LOGISTICS AGENCY XXI Purchase Cards Point Of Sale x Pay Bu...

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