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"ESSeP demonstrates how to utilize an Enterprise Application Integration (EAI) framework to both promote process automation across existing Air Force systems and to provide a technical foundation for transition to an ERP." Mr. John Gilligan, Air Force Chief Information Officer

1. United States Air Force
SCP-AF (Supply Chain Portal Air Force) - With this project, ASD demonstrated interoperability between Commercial and government information technology. Commercial applications (Oracle 11i, Manugistics) were rapidly configured to support Air Force processes, business rules, functionality, and MILSTRIP/MILSTRAP transactions. Further, ASD was able to show how functionality from multiple systems could be consolidated into fewer applications with a shared data environment to reduce batch processing and latency for improved transaction execution, less system maintenance and better data integrity. Finally, ASD’s SCP-AF solution demonstrated how complex business logic can be modularized in the underlying systems while business rules, exceptions, constraints, etc can be externalized to an integration broker where change management is more readily accomplished.   

2. United States Air Force
·  ASD is currently providing functional and development support to the Air Force Enterprise Purchase Request Process System Initiative
§  PRPS focuses on replacing the logistics portion of Air Force legacy systems supporting the Business Supply Area.
§  PRPS will automate the front-end of the acquisition process and bridge the requirement to Contracting. The process begins with the receipt of spares and repair requirements and proceeds through creation of a technical data package, generation of electronic Purchase Requests (PRs), Military Interdepartmental Purchase Requests (MIPRs), attachments, interface for funds approval and transition of the PRs/MIPRs to the buying activity  

3. United States Air Force
·  ASD has significant experience directly relevant to facilitating Air Force process engineering efforts using best practices through the CSWS-DE Project (Contractor Supported Weapon System Data Exchange)
§  The CSWS DE (D375) is the bridge for peculiar spares data (reparable and consumable) that passes between Contractor data systems and Government legacy data systems while the Contractor is managing the Air Force owned spares, and is serving as the Contractor-Inventory Control Point (C-ICP) for the weapon system
§  The primary functions of the CSWS DE are to; provide an on-line bridge for sharing data between contractor and government systems, Collect and maintain logistics past experience data, Determine readiness-based inventory stockage required to support Air Force operational needs, Collect materiel procurement, repair, termination, and disposal quantities & Support decision making to plan, program, and budget funds  

4. United States Air Force
·  ASD will be providing a full range of services to the ECSS (Expeditionary Combat Support System) Program, including but not limited too Legacy Deconstruction, RICE, Enterprise Data Strategy to also include Solution Architecture, Oracle 11i/COTS Configuration / testing, and Information Assurance.