What is eLog21? (continued)

eLog21 is going to change the way you conduct your day-to-day business. It is going to change the processes, activities, and systems that you use in your daily jobs to support the warfighter.

eLog21 Defined

• A campaign with 20+ initiatives focused on business process redesign, performance metrics, training, systems, supply chain management, change management, maintenance, and more
• Technology is not the focus but the enabler.
• Commitment to Aerospace Expeditionary Force (AEF) doctrine and framework.
• Ensure warfighter readiness.
• Logistical enterprise wide impact
• Driven by OSD and implemented by AF/ILI and Senior Leadership.
• Not a fad and here to stay.

Logistics Enterprise Architecture (LogEA)

• The Logistics Enterprise Architecture (LogEA) seeks to provide a single authoritative strategic map of future Logistics business practices, systems, and organizations. The LogEA is a compilation of Operational Architecture, Systems Architecture, and a Transition Plan that will provide the overall future state direction for Logistics. LogEA is defining and implementing the guiding principles for the Logistics Transformation via the implementation of business processes, systems, and organizations. In addition, it will provide the framework to meet future POM requirements.
• The eLog21 Campaign is being driven by the LogEA Architecture.
• LogEA will create a single authoritative source to define both operational and systems approach for the Air Force logistics supply chain.
• LogEA will do the following:
• Define and align the organizational vision, mission, goals and objectives with business processes and IT initiatives
• Explore innovative technologies
• Provide foundation for achieving Air Force business vision
• LogEA ensures all eLog21 initiatives are working towards and aligned with the two eLog21 overarching goals.

Five Commercial Capabilities

The following five commercial capabilities have helped modernize the logistical operations of some of the world’s largest commercial companies.

• Lean Management (Lean)
• Supply Chain Operations Reference-model (SCOR)
• Supply Chain Management (SCM)
• Balanced Scorecard (BSC)
• Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP)
• ERP is a commercial technology solution that “is defined as a set of applications software that brings manufacturing, financials, distribution, and other business functions into balance.” (Gartner)
• ERP enables the flow of information across the organization through a comprehensive set of interconnected modules.
• The end result is the reduction of information systems and the standardization of business processes and tools across the enterprise.

Point of Contact

For additional information on this contract, please contact our Chief Financial Officer, Mr. Dan Powell.