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Joint Operation Planning Year 2000 Issues

Shelton R. Young, Evelyn R. Klemstine, Timothy E. Moore, Cheryl L. Snyder, Frank J. Kelly

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The overall objective was to evaluate whether DoD adequately planned for and managed Y2K risks to avoid problems in planning and executing mobilization, deployment, employment, and sustainment activities associated with military operations. Specifically, we evaluated whether DoD assessed the mission criticality and Y2K compliance of the operational planning information systems and developed end-to-end tests and contingency plans for those systems.

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The overall objective was to evaluate whether DoD adequately planned for and managed Y2K risks to avoid problems in planning and executing mobilization, deployment, employment, and sustainment activities associated with military operations. Specifically, we evaluated whether DoD assessed the mission criticality and Y2K compliance of the operational planning information systems and developed end-to-end tests and contingency plans for those systems.

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The overall objective was to evaluate whether DoD adequately planned for and managed Y2K risks to avoid problems in planning and executing mobilization, deployment, employment, and sustainment activities associated with military operations. Specifically, we evaluated whether DoD assessed the mission criticality and Y2K compliance of the operational planning information systems and developed end-to-end tests and contingency plans for those systems.

Key concepts: Software deployment, Contingency plan, Operations management, Joint (building), Operations research, Business, Risk analysis (engineering), Computer science

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