Navy Missile Maintenance Can Be Done Cheaper by Improving Productivity
LCD-80-43
Published: Apr 09, 1980. Publicly Released: Apr 09, 1980.
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The Navy has not tailored its intermediate missile maintenance resources to effectively meet its needs. To achieve an effective and economic match of maintenance resources with its needs, the Navy must be able to compare the facilities' capacity with projected requirements. However, the Navy has neither determined its facilities' capacity nor the private sector's capacity to meet its missile maintenance requirements.
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Equipment maintenanceStaff utilizationMaintenance costsMissilesNaval personnelPerformance measuresProductivity in governmentStandards evaluationWork measurementIndustrial capacity