Item_Master_Market_Survey_final_3Jun14.docx
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This document contains a market survey for an Item Master capability. The United States Air Force Program Executive Office for Business and Enterprise Systems is conducting market research to identify Commercial Off-The-Shelf software products that will inform an Analysis of Alternatives study. The study will assess potential courses of action to acquire and field an Item Master capability. The market survey requests information from vendors on product scalability and platform experience, item master functionality including user interface, item and structure management, change management, and content management. It also inquires about security, integration, architecture and platform capabilities. The responses will assist the Air Force Logistics Information Technology Transformation Sponsors in identifying vendor products that meet requirements for an Item Master solution.
Please use the updated Market Survey 3 June 2014 for RFI response.
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AIR FORCE ITEM MASTER LOGISTICS CAPABILITY INITIATIVE
Market Survey Company Information Vendor Provider:
CAGE Code:
Product Name/Version #:
NAICS:
Product Function:
Employee Size:
Available Contract Vehicles:
Primary Sector (s):
Number of Customers in Aerospace & Defense:
Number of total users:
Functionality Survey - Please use the elaboration space at the end of this form to expand on any answers from the “Functionality Survey” below, referencing the appropriate question number Scalability & Platform (S&P)
1. S&P - How many concurrent users is the product scaleable to support?
| · Up to 500 |
| · 501 - 1,500 |
| · 1501 - 3,000 |
| · 3,001 - 6,500 plus |
2. S&P - This product has been deployed on a DoD infrastructure
| · 0-5 instances |
| · 6-10 instances |
| · 11-25 instances |
| · Over 25 instances |
3. S&P - This product has been deployed on a commercial infrastructure
| · 0-5 instances |
| · 6-10 instances |
| · 11-25 instances |
| · Over 25 instances |
4. S&P - This product integrates with the following COTS products (Choose all that apply)
· Oracle eBS
· Oracle cMRO
· Oracle database
· IBM Maximo
· IFS Click-Commerce
· SAP EAM
· Servigistics
· iBASEt Solumina
· PTC
· Microsoft SharePoint
· Microsoft SQL Server
· Team Center
Please identify other COTS products that are not listed.
5. S&P - Multiple locations can be controlled and managed as a federated solution
| · 1 |
| · 2-3 |
| · 4-10 |
| · 11-20 |
| · Over 20 |
6. S&P - This product has been deployed on the following DoD Infrastructure types (Choose all that apply):
· DISA Services
· MIL-Cloud
· Joint Information Environment (JIE)
· Combined Information Environment (CIE)
· GCSS-AF
· Any Air Force Data Center or Airbase network
· Any DoD Agency Data Center or base
· Stand-alone LAN
· Stand-alone WAN
| · If not listed or None, then state below: |
| · If any, state the program and agency name |
Item Master Functionality
User Interface (UI)
7. UI – Available Clients (Choose all that apply)
| · Rich Client |
| · Thin Client (Browser) |
| · Mobile |
| · Integrated ERP Application UI |
| · Other: |
8. UI - Does the solution maintain, manage, govern externally created content objects, e.g. specification sheets and other unstructured objects and maintain lineage, authority, business rules over the content?
| · Yes |
| · No |
9. UI –Provides user-configurable workbench item management capabilities?
| · Yes |
| · No |
10. UI – Available Search options (Choose all that apply)
| · Attributes (e.g. Part #) |
| · Keyword |
| · Full Text |
| · Geometric |
| · Other: |
Item Management (IM)
11. IM – Multiple items can be stored, configuration controlled, and relationally add to toolkit
| · Up to 1MM |
| · Up to 10MM |
| · Up to 100MM |
| · Over 100MM |
12. IM - What is a limit to the number of product indentures that can be a added
| · 0-5 |
| · 6-10 |
| · 11-15 |
| · 16-25 |
| · Over 25 |
13. IM – Provides Master Identification Management (Capability to manage unique identifiers and aliases for a single items)
| · Yes |
| · No |
14. IM - Explain how product provides Revision and Version control of Item and BOM management (e.g. parts, items, people, organizations).
15. IM – How does the application manage interchangeable and substitutable items to support procurement sourcing and associate vendor to item types by vendor code?
16. IM - Capability to add new item types (for example, manage customer, vendor, human resources)?
17. IM – To what extent, does the product allow for definition of item standard constructs, types of items and item actions within an enterprise?
18. IM – How does the product allow for creation, management and propagation of item master content and structures?
19. IM – Describe the product’s metadata structure for item identification, (i.e. number of characters, alphanumeric, etc.)?
20. IM – How does the product provide for an integrated workflow capability to facilitate item creation and change requests?
Structure Management (SM)
21. SM – Can the product provide management of hierarchical Bills of Materiel (BOMs), Variant Configurations, Options, Alternates, and Substitutes?
| · Yes |
| · No |
22. SM – What are the out of box attributes for an item record? Please provide examples.
23. SM – Describe how the product configures and displays the item product structure and associated item types.
Change Management (CM)
24. CM – Components (Choose all that apply)
| · Hierarchical Workflows |
| · Notifications |
| · Role-based |
| · PKI Signature |
| · Other: |
Multi-Structure Management
25. Multi-Structure – Provides capability to stage items and product structures prior to release?
| · Yes |
| · No |
26. Multi-Structure – Provides association of multiple item/product structures?
| · Yes |
| · No |
Content Management (CMM)
27. CMM - Solution needs to govern and manage distribution of externally generated objects to be shared, synchronized with intergration and searchable capabilities.
| · Yes |
| · No |
28. CMM - What kind of native reporting and forms development capabilities are available out-of-the-box? How are new reports created? What built-in metrics reporting tools are used?
29. CMM – Provides Element-Level Validation and Composition supporting forms development
| · Yes |
| · No |
Security, Integration and Architecture
Security
30. Security – Provides basic Item Master functionality (Choose all that apply)
| · Role-based |
| · Object-based |
| · Access Control Mgr. |
| · Classification-based |
| · Other: |
31. Security – What are the log-in methods supported by the application?
32. Security - Does it support Smart Card (PKI) or SAML-token based authentication and basic (user id/password) authentication?
| · Yes |
| · No |
33. Security – Available Levels (Choose all that apply)
| · DoD Access |
| · DoD GOI Retention |
| · IP |
| · ITAR |
| · Other: |
Enterprise Application Integration (EAI)
34. EAI - Explain how product has capability to integrate multiple legacy authoritative data sources, construct and manage master data structures and views to support different functional communities.
35. EAI - Explain how product has flexibility to interact with multiple legacy systems providing required enterprise capabilities while incrementally transitioning to single, authoritative data source.
36. EAI - Does the application support web services based interfaces?
| · Yes |
| · No |
37. EAI - Can it expose and consume web services out-of-the-box?
| · Yes |
| · No |
Architecture and Platform Capabilities
38. Arch - What are the different deployment architecture supported by the application?
a. Can it be hosted in a secure cloud environment with virtualized servers?
b. What are the supported platforms e.g. RHEL, Windows and other Unix platforms?
c. For the web interface – what browsers are supported?
d. Do you currently have any installation in DISA or have you gone through DISA’s Certification and Accreditation (C&A) process?
e. Has the application received ATO in a FISMA compliant environment
39. Arch - What is a typical technical architecture? High Availability clusters or Non-Availability?
40. Arch - What ports and protocols are used internally and externally? Are they configurable?
41. Arch - Please provide any performance benchmarks (e.g. latency, etc.) for the application?
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