Agenda

2015 DMSMS Program PDF file

2015 Proceedings

Monday, November 30
7:00 AM	Registration
8:30 AM	Training Sessions SD-22 DMSMS Guidebook Overview DMSMS Research Essentials GIDEP Overview and Tools Suspect Counterfeit Materiels and Packaging as a First Line of Defense in the DoD Supply Chain Developing Operational Impact Analysis and Prioritization Methodologies for DMSMS Issues and Solutions Building a Robust DMSMS Management Plan
10:00 AM	Refreshment Break
10:30 AM	Training Sessions - Continued SD-22 DMSMS Guidebook Overview (Continued) DMSMS Research Essentials (Continued) Too Much Data and Too Little Time – Make GIDEP Work for You Industrial Base Tools, Programs and Mitigation Strategies Open Systems Architecture / Intellectual Property / Data Rights - Required Data to Execute a Robust DMSMS Strategy What Program Management Needs to Know and Why
12:00 PM	Lunch on Own
1:30 PM	Training Sessions - Continued SD-22 DMSMS Guidebook Overview (Repeat) Open Systems Architecture / Intellectual Property / Data Rights - Required Data to Execute a Robust DMSMS Strategy (Repeat) Fragility and Criticality (FaC) Methodology/Industrial Base FaC Assessment/Industrial Base FaC Work Force Assessment Panel: Additive Manufacturing – Maintenance and Sustainment Introduction to Multiple DMSMS Tools and Services
3:00 PM	Refreshment Break
3:30 PM	Training Sessions - Continued SD-22 DMSMS Guidebook Overview (Repeat - Continued) What Program Management Needs to Know and Why (Repeat) Introduction to Parts Management Suspect Counterfeit Materiels and Packaging as a First Line of Defense in the DoD Supply Chain (Repeat) Introduction to Multiple DMSMS Tools and Services (Continued)
5:00 PM	Welcome/Networking Reception until 7:30 PM
5:00 PM	Poster Session
5:30 PM - 5:45 PM	DLA / MDA "Welcome Announcement"

Tuesday, December 1
7:00 AM	Registration
7:00 AM	Continental Breakfast
8:00 AM	Combined DMC/DMSMS General Session (See DMC Agenda for details)
9:00 AM	Exhibit Hall Opens
9:30 AM	Break
9:50 AM	Combined DMC/DMSMS General Session (See DMC Agenda for details)
11:30 AM	Group Luncheon Award Presentations DMSMS Achievement Awards 2015 Defense Manufacturing Excellence Award 2015 Joint Defense Manufacturing Technology Achievement Award 2015 Champion Award
1:30 PM	Welcome / Introduction Mr. Gregory Saunders, Director, Defense Standardization Program Office, Office of the Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Systems Engineering, Office of the Under Secretary of Defense for Acquisition, Technology and Logistics
	DMSMS Panels
1:35 PM	DMSMS Solutions Undergird DoD Leadership Priority Goals Moderator/Panelist: Mr. Robert A. Gold, Director, Engineering Enterprise, Office of the Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Systems Engineering, Office of the Under Secretary of Defense for Acquisition, Technology and Logistics Panelists: Dr. Jerry McGinn, Principal Deputy Director of the Office of Manufacturing and Industrial Base Policy (MIBP), Office of the Under Secretary of Defense for Acquisitions, Technology, and Logistics (OUSD AT&L) Mr. Jeffrey R. Curtis, Executive Director, Logistics Support Directorate, Defense Logistics Agency Operations, Office of the Assistant Secretary of Defense for Logistics and Materiel Readiness Mr. John Medlin, Senior Program Analyst, Office of the Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Materiel Readiness, and representing Office of the Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Supply Chain Integration, Office of the Assistant Secretary of Defense for Logistics and Materiel Readiness Panel Description DMSMS success throughout the DoD is being achieved everyday by the Programs, Component technical and logistics centers, and our supplier base. Many of the actions planned and already being taken support specific goals established in BBP 3.0. DMSMS approaches throughout the DoD are seeking to encourage and reward innovation, technical excellence and quality. This panel will highlight the importance of DMSMS in support of achieving DoD Leadership goals.
3:00 PM	Refreshment Break
3:30 PM	The DoD Product Support Manager - The First Line of Defense Against the Scourge of DMSMS Moderator: Mr. William "Bill" Kobren, Director, Logistics & Sustainment Center Defense Acquisition University Panelists: Mr. John Medlin, Senior Program Analyst, Office of the Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Materiel Readiness, Office of the Assistant Secretary of Defense for Logistics and Materiel Readiness Mr. James “Don” Vance, Logistics Group Leader, General Dynamics, Mission Systems Mr. Daniel Gomez, Product Support Manager, Ground Based Strategic Deterrent (GBSD) US Air Force Intercontinental Ballistic Missile Systems Directorate (AFNWC/NI) Mr. Vince Spellane, DMSMS Subject Matter Expert, Lockheed Martin Global Sustainment & Operations Panel Description The DoD Product Support Manager (PSM) is responsible for managing the package of support functions required to field and maintain the readiness and operational capability of major weapon systems, subsystems, and components, including all functions related to weapon system readiness, in support of the program manager's life cycle management responsibilities. As such, the PSM is uniquely positioned to directly impact the scourge of DMSMS through the development and execution of effective weapon system product support strategy. This responsibility took on even greater urgency when the PSM's 10 U.S.C. §2337 life-cycle management and product support responsibilities were expanded under Section 804 of Public Law 113-66 to include identification and replacement of obsolete electronic parts. This panel of DoD PSMs, joined by representatives from industry and the Office of the Secretary of Defense, will discuss lessons from the trenches, initiatives, challenges, and proven practices in the fight to mitigate DMSMS issues facing their programs.
5:00 PM	Networking Reception until 7:30 PM

Wednesday, December 2
7:00 AM	Registration
7:00 AM	Continental Breakfast
	DMSMS General Session/Panels
7:50 AM	Welcome / Introduction Mr. Gregory Saunders, Director, Defense Standardization Program Office, Office of the Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Systems Engineering, Office of the Under Secretary of Defense for Acquisition, Technology and Logistics
7:55 AM	Supporting the Warfighter: Additive Manufacturing for Hard to Source and Obsolete Parts Brigadier General Allan E. Day, Commander, Defense Logistics Agency Aviation
8:20 AM	U.S. Government Initiatives for Supply Chain Risk Management (SCRM) are Alive and Well! (Webcast) Moderator/Panelist: Mr. Don Davidson, Deputy Director for Cybersecurity (CS) / Lifecycle Risk Management & CS / Acquisition Integration in the Office of the Deputy DoD Chief Information Officer for CyberSecurity Panelists: Ms. Catherine Ortiz, Defined Business Solutions LLC Mr. Scott Stachowski, Homeland Security Investigations Mr. Chad Ostergaard, Homeland Security Investigations Mr. Joe Jarzombek, PMP, CSSLP, serves as Director for Software & Supply Chain Assurance (SSCA) in Cybersecurity & Communications of the U.S. Department of Homeland Security Mr. Jon Boyens, Program Lead, ICT SCRM and Senior Advisor for Information Security, National Institute of Standards and Technology Mr. Emile Monette, Senior Advisor for Resilience and Cybersecurity, Office of Mission Assurance, General Services Administration Mr. Dan Reddy, Adjunct Faculty, Quinsigamond Community College Panel Description This panel will discuss the ongoing government and public-private Supply Chain Risk Management efforts. Formal Comprehensive National Cybersecurity Initiative on Supply Chain Risk Management efforts have “sunsetted", but numerous federal organizations have gained positive traction in SCRM. These efforts continue to reap benefits in their attempts to ensure product integrity of hardware, software and services being incorporated into government enterprise capabilities and critical infrastructure. Presenters will come from US government (DoD-DHS-NIST-GSA) and private sector academia and industry.
9:40 AM	Refreshment Break
10:00 AM	The Seamless Industrial Base Assessment Process - Promoting Effective Collaboration Moderator: Mr. Jeffrey T. Shepherd, Chief, Industrial Base Group, Aviation and Missile Research, Development and Engineering Center, Army Materiel Command Mr. Theodore “Ted” Bujewski, DPA Program Manager, Office of the Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Manufacturing & Industrial Base Policy, Office of the Under Secretary of Defense for Acquisition, Technology and Logistics Mr. Raymond Willson, Industrial Preparedness Program Element Manager, Office of the Assistant Secretary of the Air Force for Acquisition Ms. Mary Grace Dondiego, Director, Industrial Analysis Center, Portfolio Management & Integration Directorate, Defense Contract Management Agency Dr. Mitchell "Mitch" Canty, Industrial Specialist, Strategic Acquisition Programs Directorate, Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime Mr. Brad Botwin, Director, Industrial Studies Office of Technology Evaluation, Department of Commerce Panel Description In the past, the Services of the Department of Defense’s (DoD) Industrial Base (IB) Community typically operated in a vertically integrated or linear environment. This compartmental approach to IB analysis and risk resolution fosters efficiency, but degrades adaptability by creating numerous constraints. One of the primary shortfalls of the non-collaborative approach is the inability to foster the development of IB mitigation strategies which support DoD level Readiness. The composition of this panel of IB subject matter experts (SME) breaks this vertical integrated environment by providing techniques, practices, procedures, and lessons learned from collaborating together on borderless IB projects. This borderless concept of operations is of significance, since it allows the synthesis of collaboration by enabling the inclusion of non-DoD partners such as the Department of Commerce. One of the key aspects of the collaborative approach is empowering the ability to think modularly. Modularity fosters the ability to decompose analytical process elements into discrete components which can be assessed by SMEs. This approach uses leaders as connectors to foster common assessment platforms such as the Fragility and Criticality criteria, trust, widespread granular communication, and creativity through the enabling of a vibrant human network to resolve DoD Readiness risks. Panel Operation: The panel will use a Delphi method which is a structured communication technique which enables a systematic and interactive medium based on the selected panel of experts. The primary means of capturing discussion topics will be at the conclusion of the training titled - “Promoting Effective Department of Defense Industrial Base Collaboration.” Deploying a pervasive collaborative environment always leaves the door open for great ideas, no matter of the source.
12:00 PM	Combined DMC/DMSMS Group Luncheon Speaker: Major General (USA, Ret) Nick Justice, Executive Director, PowerAmerica, National Manufacturing Institute for Power Electronics
1:30 PM	Concurrent Sessions Systems Engineering Considerations Integrated DMSMS Management Responsible Procurement Mitigating Counterfeit Sources Additive Manufacturing Government Industrial Base Locations and their DMSMS Partnership Capabilities
3:00 PM	Networking Refreshment Break and Exhibitor Wrap Up
4:00 PM	Exhibit Hall Closes
4:00 PM	Concurrent Sessions - Continued DMSMS Solution Options DMSMS Solution Options II DMSMS Issues in Materials Counterfeit Materiel Best Practices Proactive Approaches to Parts Management Government Industrial Base Locations and their DMSMS Partnership Capabilities (Continued)
5:30 PM	Adjourn for Day - Evening on Own

Thursday, December 3
7:00 AM	Registration
7:00 AM	DMSMS Group Breakfast
	DMSMS General Session/Panel
7:45 AM	Panel: An International Perspective on Obsolescence Management Moderator: Mr. Tracy Daubenspeck, Technical Project Manager, Obsolescence Management Division, Naval Undersea Warfare Center, Keyport Division, Naval Sea Systems Command Panelists: Mr. Stuart Kelly, President IIOM "The Development and Goals of the International Institute of Obsolescence Management" Mr. Timothy Zitkevitz, COTS Management Technical Director and Obsolescence Management Lead, Lockheed Martin "Creating One International Standard for Obsolescence Management - IEC62402" Panel Description This panel will discuss the DMSMS practices of some organizations and industries outside the United States. It will provide insight into the broader world of DMSMS management and bring some perspectives on obsolescence management from other industry sectors. The panelists include a representative from the International Institute of Obsolescence Management, an international DMSMS collaborative body that shares best practices; the convenor of a team that is developing an international IEC standard on obsolescence which could affect organizations providing obsolescence management services to both domestic and international customers; and a representative from the European rail industry.
8:40 AM	Panel: How Smart Connected Data Drives Parts Management Decisions Moderator: Mr. Brian Mansir, Senior Research Fellow, Logistics Management Institute Panelists: Mr. Gregory Saunders, Director, Defense Standardization Program Office, Office of the Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Systems Engineering, Office of the Under Secretary of Defense for Acquisition, Technology and Logistics Ms. Catalina Irani, Senior Program Parts Manager, Northrop Grumman Mr. Alton Sanders, Senior Project Engineer, Boeing Product Standards Office Mr. Michael Thompson, Manager, Electronic Publishing, SAE International Mr. John Pace, Vice President, Publications & Marketing, ASTM International Mr. Rupert Hopkins, Chief Executive Officer and Founder, XSB, Inc. Panel Description The Internet of Things is often viewed as a network of linked devices. These devices will enable the immediate sharing of information between specifications and systems in a way that is interoperable between DLA, its customers and suppliers. And the business intelligence collected based upon the actual use of DLA information will enable DLA to more closely tailor information to the way its trading partners actually use it. You will hear representatives from the Government, Industry, Standards Organizations and Technology describe how efforts to build smart connected data and applications will drive parts management decisions across the A&D supply chain now and in the future. The idea of Smart Connected Logistics has been pioneered in R&D efforts including DLA SWISS (Semantic Web for Interoperable Specifications and Standards), DLA MUST (Military Uniform and Systems Technology), and DOD PartLink. Additionally, the concept has been embraced by major standards bodies and is being explored by major prime defense contractors.
10:00 AM	Announcement of DMSMS 2016 and Refreshment Break
10:15 AM	Concurrent Sessions DMSMS Management Stakeholders DMSMS Issues in Mechanical Materiel Modeling DMSMS Impacts and Integrating Software Semiconductor Industry Consolidation and Organic Government Solutions Parts Management Standards and Knowledge
11:45 AM	Lunch on Own
12:30 PM	Concurrent Sessions - Continued Identifying and Forecasting DMSMS Drivers Risk Forecasting and Resolution Optimization Counterfeit Detection Methodology 90 Minute Workshop: What Makes a Supplier Trustworthy? S.M.A.R.T. The Intelligent Choice for DOD and Government Supply Chain Mapping
2:00 PM	Adjourn Conference