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Greg H Parlier PhD PE Presented by Tom McLaughlin ValuLytics Inc November 3 2015 Background National Research Council Board on Army Science and Technology Report Force Multiplying Technologies for Logistics Support to Military Operations 2014 ID: 706314

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Slide1

Connecting Prognostics to the Supply Chain

Greg H. Parlier, PhD, PE

Presented by

Tom McLaughlin

Valu-Lytics, Inc

November 3, 2015

Slide2

Background

National Research Council, Board on Army Science and Technology Report:

Force Multiplying Technologies for Logistics Support to Military Operations (2014)

Rebuilding analytical capacity for Army Logistics Synchronized retrograde process Connect CBM to the Supply Chain Sustainment Maturity Model (Appendix G) Engine for innovation (EFI) (Appendix F)

Transforming U.S. Army Supply Chains – Strategies for Management Innovation by Greg H. Parlier (2011) Dynamic Strategic Logistics Planning Enterprise Integration and Transformational Change Conditioned Based Maintenance Sustainment Readiness Levels (SRLs) Engine for Innovation (EFI) PBL/CLSSlide3

Guiding Principles for Readiness-Driven Demand

Align the Class IX supply chain to “real” customer demand, measure

tactical

forecast accuracy, then pursue Continuous Performance Improvement efforts and initiatives focusing on “Cost-Wise Readiness” for Army Materiel Transformation

1. The purpose of the materiel enterprise is to sustain current readiness and generate future capability.

2. Since readiness is “produced” by tactical (and training) units, these tactical “consumers” represent the ultimate “customer”. 3. Actual consumer demand needed to produce “readiness” for training and operational missions should drive the materiel enterprise - these are customer “requirements”.4. These requirements must be systematically measured and accurately forecasted at the “point of sale” where readiness is produced by the consumer.

5. Demand planning across the enterprise must focus on meeting these requirements (for effective performance) while reducing forecast error (efficient performance). Slide4

Supply Chain Engineering:

Catalysts for Innovation

Mission Based Forecasting (MBS)Readiness Based Sparing (RBS)

Multi-Echelon RBS (MERBS)Readiness Responsive Retrograde (

R3)Conditioned Based Maintenance (CBM)

Intermittent DemandLogistics Readiness Early Warning System (LREWS)CBM PrognosticsSlide5

AMRDEC CBM+ Diagnostics to Prognostics

Remaining Useful Life (RUL) Process

Prognostic Early Warning is achieved thru Raw Data Collection, Feature Extraction, Condition Indicators (CIs), and OPTEMPO. Supports

Supply Chain Optimization.

Supply Chain

USG AMRDEC Material DISTRIBUTION A APPROVED FOR PUBLIC RELEASE; DISTRIBUTION IS UNLIMITED; October 2015Slide6

RUL

(DAYS)

Forecast time (days) to replacement

Transmit credible Demand Signal to the Supply Chain

Allows Supply Chain to optimize inventory and delivery

AMRDEC CBM+ Diagnostics to Prognostics Remaining Useful Life (RUL

) Process CI/RUL DIAGNOSTICSPROGNOSTICS

Supports

Cost-Wise

Readiness

Enables

Readiness-Driven

Demand Network

USG AMRDEC Material DISTRIBUTION A

APPROVED FOR PUBLIC RELEASE; DISTRIBUTION IS UNLIMITED; October 2015Slide7

Supply Chain Improvement Opportunity

Wholesale Stage

Demand Stage

Retail Stage

Unit Stage

Acquisition Stage

OEM’s

Suppliers

Supply Depots

Repair Depots

OEM’s

SSAs

ASLs

“Readiness Production”

Retrograde

Operations

Training

Combat Missions

Stability Operations

Reverse Logistics Stage

Supply Sources of Variability

Connect Prognostics to the Supply Chain

for anticipatory demand

How can we improve demand forecast accuracy?

Use Prognostics to create demand signal

Demand UncertaintySlide8

Benefits of “Connecting” Prognostics to Forward Supply Chain

Wholesale

Reverse

Logistics

Retail

Acquisition

Unit

Mission

Demand

Anticipatory requisitioning for proactive maintenance

Supply Forecasting - Readiness Based Sparing (RBS)

Reduced Enterprise Requirement Objective (RO) for Cost-Wise Readiness

Contributes to Achieving Cost-Wise Readiness

Prognostics = Early WarningSlide9

CBM

Prognostics Simulation Model -

Initial Results

Calibrated using actual 2410 data for AH-64D Nose Gear BoxSlide10

Benefits of “Connecting” Prognostics to Reverse Pipeline

Wholesale

Reverse

Logistics

Retail

Unit

Mission Demand

Improve DLR induction forecast

Forecast consumable Class IX requirements maintenance workload

Enable synchronized closed loop supply chain for Maintenance Repair & Overhaul (MRO) depots

Contributes to Synchronized Retrograde Process

Prognostics = Early Warning

Supplemental Information

Prior field maintenance records

Diagnostics

Location / Environment

Age / Usage

AcquisitionSlide11

ICCAPS

: Intelligent Collaborative Aging Aircraft Parts Support (LMI)Slide12

Aligning Supply to Readiness Driven Demand

Wholesale

Reverse

Logistics

Retail

Unit

Mission

Demand

SUPPLY

DEMAND

Forecast

Actually Used

AcquisitionSlide13

Mission Based Forecasting for

Readiness Driven DemandSlide14

Benefits of “Connecting” Prognostics to Demand Signal

Wholesale

Reverse

Logistics

Retail

Unit

MissionDemand

Capture consumption/replacement data at unit

Adopt point-of-effect demand segmentation

Forecast Demand =

f

(Mission Based Forecasting + Intermittent Demand +

CBM+)

Enable Readiness Driven Demand Network (RDDN) - relate resources to A

O

Contributes to Readiness Driven Demand Network (RDDN)

AcquisitionSlide15

Connecting Prognostics to the Supply

Chain – Improved Forecasting

Improving Forecast Accuracy: Reduces Forecast Errors, Increases Readiness, Reduces Excess, and Minimizes BurdenSlide16

Downtime

X

f

MTBF

MLDT

MTTR

MTBR

OST

MTTR

X

r

Down

time

MTBR

Reactive Repair

Proactive Replacement

vs.

“Connecting” Prognostics to the Supply Chain: A Mathematical View

MTBR

MTBR

MLDT

= Slide17

The Benefits of Connecting

Prognostics to the Supply Chain

Reverse

Logistics

Wholesale

Retail

RDA

Unit

Demand

Forward Supply Chain

Demand Signal

Reverse Pipeline

Contributes to Achieving Cost-Wise Readiness

Contributes to Readiness Driven

Demand Network

Contributes to Synchronized

Retrograde Process

BenefitsSlide18

Quantifying the Benefits

Metrics

Forward Supply Chain

Reverse Pipeline

Demand Signal

Readiness Return on Net AssetsOperational AvailabilityMateriel Availability

BackordersForecast ErrorMetrics

Forward Supply Chain

Reverse Pipeline

Demand Signal

Inventory (RO)

Inventory

Value/Aircraft

Inventory Turns

Excess

Forecast

Error

READINESS

INVENTORY

BURDEN

Metrics

Forward Supply Chain

Reverse Pipeline

Demand Signal

Workarounds

Forecast ErrorSlide19

How might one design, test, and pursue connecting prognostics to the supply chain?

Establish a Materiel Enterprise Engine for Innovation (EFI

). Slide20

Center for Innovative Logistics Support (

CILS)

Accelerating Innovation for the Materiel Enterprise

Establish an advanced analytics test bed for innovative concepts, strategic technologies, and management policiesSlide21

Supporting Sources

National Research Council, Board on Army Science and Technology Report:

Force Multiplying Technologies for Logistics Support to Military Operations (2014)

Rebuilding analytical capacity for Army Logistics Synchronized retrograde process Connect CBM to the Supply Chain Sustainment Maturity Model (Appendix G) Engine for innovation (EFI) (Appendix F)

Transforming U.S. Army Supply Chains – Strategies for Management Innovation by Greg H. Parlier (2011) Dynamic Strategic Logistics Planning Enterprise Integration and Transformational Change Conditioned Based Maintenance Sustainment Readiness Levels (SRLs) Engine for Innovation (EFI) PBL/CLSSlide22

Questions?Slide23

BackupsSlide24

CBM

Prognostics Simulation Model -

Initial Results

2 Variables, 7 levels each, 49 options, 90 simulation runs per option = 4410 total runs

Calibrated using actual 2410 data for AH-64D Nose Gear Box