Introductory Workshops


An Introduction to Integrated Logistic Support (ILS)

Course No. INTRO-01
Integrated Logistic Support (ILS) is a powerful methodology for reducing life cycle cost of systems and improving customer satisfaction (through improved system availability). This one-day workshop provides an introduction to the objectives and elements of integrated logistic support and it benefits to modern programs. It provides the background needed for company leaders, program managers, and engineers to understand the role ILS has in ensuring customer satisfaction and meeting profitability goals. Logisticians new to the field of ILS will benefit by developing a fundamental understanding of the elements of ILS and the tools and techniques needed for success.

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An Introduction to Logistic Engineering

Course No. INTRO-02
Logistic Engineering (LE) is the application of Systems Engineering principles to cost-effectively develop systems and equipment and their associated support. This one-day workshop familiarizes attendees with LE and its role in the life cycle management of modern systems and equipment. It provides the ideal background on LE for workforce managers, program managers, and engineers.

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An Introduction to Reliability, Maintainability, and Availability (RMA)

Course No. INTRO-03
This one-day workshop introduces attendees to the terms and concepts of Reliability, Maintainability, and Availability. Attendees will gain familiarity with the most common elements of an RMA program, how RMA can effect warranty cost and customer satisfaction, and with what it takes to be successful at RMA. System-level RMA tools and techniques will be presented with emphasis on fulfilling program requirements.

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