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| Appendix B – TFITS Project Descriptions | |||
| Project Short Title | Tier 2 | Managed/Supported | Project Description |
| AMS-TAC | HST | M | Automated Manifest System-Tactical (AMS-TAC) AMS-TAC is an application that uses Automatic Identification Technology (AIT) technologies to facilitate In-transit Visibility/Total Asset Visibility (ITV/TAV) for the receipt and distribution of cargo. AMS-TAC is employed in Distribution Management Offices (DMO) for the processing of freight receipts, freight forwarding, and local freight distribution in garrison or in a deployed or tactical environment. AMS-TAC can generate management reports, perform and compile detailed database searches, edit records, copy files to different formats and automatically backup, archive, and restore data. It can be configured to operate as a stand-alone system or have multiple AMS-TAC units interconnected at a site as a multi-user environment. AMS-TAC provides near real-time capture of cargo movement data through the use of state of the art AIT hardware. This includes 2D barcodes, RFID tags, and Hand Held Terminals (HHTs) to scan and capture incoming freight and manifest data and automatically generates user-specified reports, forms, shipping information, labels, and other receipt and manifest documentation further enhances capability. As an adjunct to these functions, AMS-TAC has the capability to transfer data to the appropriate DoD servers in support of the ITV/TAV mandate. |
| APES | MOS | M | Automated Performance Evaluation System (APES) APES provides for periodic reporting, recording, and analysis of the performance and professional character of Marines in the grades of Sergeant through Major General. Its fundamental concepts are accuracy, accountability, simplicity, and consistency of policy and evaluation methods. APES support the centralized selection, promotion, and retention of the most qualified Marines of the Active and Reserve Components of the USMC. APES also aids in the assignment of personnel and supports other related personnel management decisions. |
| CMOS | HST | S | Cargo Movement Operation System (CMOS) CMOS is the mandated Joint Department of Defense freight management system to standardize the movement of materials, supplies, packages, and personnel during normal operations and wartime contingencies. It interfaces with numerous DOD and civilian agencies systems and is a vital part of the DOD In-Transit Visibility (ITV) initiative for Total Asset Visibility (TAV). CMOS is used daily in 14 garrison locations to conduct critical Marine Corps distribution operations. The Executive Agent (EA) for CMOS is the U.S. Air Force. The Program Management Office (PMO) is located at Maxwell Air Force Base (AFB), Gunter Annex, and Montgomery, Alabama. However, the Marine Corps uses an instance of CMOS that required USMC accreditation for use on the MCEN. |
| DCIPS | MOS | S | Defense Causality Information Processing System (DCIPS) DCIPS provides the DoD with a single joint military casualty information processing system. It supports reporting of Navy casualties, coordination of functions related to disposition of remains & personal effects, and notification & assistance to family members. |
| DMS | HST | M | Defense/Organizational Message System (DMS/OMS) |
DMS is a flexible, COTS based, network centric application layer system that provides multi-media messaging and directory services capable of taking advantage of the flexible and expandable underlying DII network and security services. DMS encompasses hardware, software, procedures, standards, facilities and personnel Security services provided in support of the DMS protect all data transmitted, stored or processed by the system for all levels of criticality and classifications, DMS supports access controls by sensitivity and compartments. The underlying DMS structure is based on the International telecommunication Union - Telecommunications Standardization Sector (ITU-TSS) standards for the X.400 Message Handling System (MHS) and the ITU-TSS X.500 Directory Service. The DMS Messaging Support Services contains the X.400 MHS connecting all User Messaging Components, the X.500 Directory services containing directory information for the DoD, the DMS Security Management Services, and the DMS management Services System..
| DRRS-MC | WPA | M | of Defense Readiness Reporting System-Marine Corps (DRRS-MC) DRRS-MC fulfills the Joint Staff requirement in DoDD 7730.64 and DODI 7730.66 for Marine Corps operating forces to report readiness information in DRRS-Strategic (DRRS-S) and Global Status of Resources and Training System (GSORTS). DRRS-MC is the single input tool used throughout the Marine Corps for readiness reporting by all reporting Units. The day-to-day program operations of DRRS-MC are performed by Marine Corps Systems Command, while the functional system activities are performed by the Advocate at the Readiness Branch of DC, PP&O. The system is currently hosted within the Marine Corps enclave in the Pentagon. Readiness data input by reporting Units are collected, and upon submission, sent to DRRS-S and GSORTS via web services and secure file gateway, respectively. DRRS-MC has been identified as a Mission Assurance Category I system containing Classified data. |
| ICODES | HST | S | Integrated Computerized Deployment System (ICODES) ICODES is a joint decision support system developed to assist users with the staging and load planning requirements for multiple military and commercial modes of transportation. ICODES incorporates intelligent tools for staging, conveyance load planning, and multi modal planning designed and implemented in compliance with the principles of service oriented architecture and operating within a collaborative environment. ICODES enables users to plan and track cargo stowage for air, ocean, rail, and truck in a single system that affords the capability of one time entry of the data. It enables the joint community to easily create exchange and interpret cargo movement plans through a single software application. Other features assist users by providing high quality alternative solutions to complex load planning problems. ICODES integrates multiple knowledge based expert systems, data storage, and a graphical user interface within a distributed and collaborative operational environment providing global services to the operating forces. |
| IT Roadmap | MOS | S | The Manpower and Reserve Affairs (M&RA) Information Technology Modernization Transformation (ITMT) will provide the Government with strategic planning, portfolio Business Enterprise Architecture (BEA) rationalization/alignment, acquisition strategies, execution plans, and appropriate requirements documentation to realize the M&RA business proposition and value. |
| JFRG II | WPA | M | Joint Force Requirements Generator II (JFRG II) JFRG II is the legacy software application that supports both deliberate and crisis action planning requirements in a broad scope encompassing all planning efforts, from exercise planning through operational execution. JFRG II provides rapid force list creation and interfaces with the Transportation Coordinators. It interfaces with Marine Air Ground Task Force (MAGTF) Deployment Support System II (MDSS II), War Reserve System (WRS) and the Joint Operation Planning and Execution System (JOPES). JFRG II is used by MAGTF enlisted planners (MOS 0511) in accelerating the development, sourcing, analysis, and refinement of plans and deployment databases resulting in an executable JOPES Time-Phased Force and Deployment Data. |
| JFRG II (Mod) | WPA | M | Joint Force Requirements Generator II Modernization(JFRG II (Mod)) JFRG II (Mod) is a software application under development that supports both deliberate and crisis action planning requirements in a broad scope encompassing all planning efforts, from exercise planning through operational execution. JFRG II provides rapid force list creation and interfaces with the Transportation Coordinators. It interfaces with Marine Air Ground Task Force (MAGTF) Deployment Support System II (MDSS II), War Reserve System (WRS) and the Joint Operation Planning and Execution System (JOPES). JFRG II is used by MAGTF enlisted planners (MOS 0511) in accelerating the development, sourcing, analysis, and refinement of plans and deployment databases resulting in an executable JOPES Time-Phased Force and Deployment Data. |
| MCCAST | HST | S | Marine Corps Certification and Accreditation Support Tool (MCCAST) MCCAST provides an enterprise capability to automate the DoD Information Assurance Certification and Accreditation Process. |
| MCRISS | MOS | M | Marine Corps Recruiting Information Support System (MCRISS) MCRISS allows Recruiting Station (RS) Operations personnel and Officer Selection Station (OSS) personnel to electronically collect information on New Working Applicants (NWA), schedule them for processing at Military Entrance Processing Stations (MEPS), receive testing and processing results and manage applicants through the time they ship to recruit training. System capabilities include assigning quotas, managing program assignments, assigning assets, capture prospecting activities and working the High School/Community College (HS/CC) program. MCRISS facilitates aggregation and examination of data to permit analysis by members of the Recruiting Command and is used by the USMC Manpower branch as the data source for accessions into the Marine Corps pay and personnel systems. In order to provide users with a consolidated view of the recruiting process, MCRISS exchanges data with several Marine Corps and Department of Defense (DoD) systems. These systems include the Marine Corps Total Force System (MCTFS), Operational Data Store Enterprise (ODSE), MEPCOM and MIRS. |
| MCTIMS | HST | M | Marine Corps Training Information Management System (MCTIMS) MCTIMS supports the TECOM schools' planning, development, management and reporting functions for USMC training as well as making them available to Marines world-wide. MCTIMS provides a standard training tracking system to the Fleet Marine Corps for electronic training records and for all Marines from service entry to retirement as well as provide management metrics and reports using data that is current, accurate, and consistent. MCTIMS will allow users to schedule Marines to schools (MOS and career progression) and Schools to account for students via morning reports, track student grades and determine the graduation status of each student. |
| MDSS II | HST | M | MAGTF Deployment Support System II (MDSS II) MDSS II is a deployable software application. MDSS II provides the MAGTF Commander with the automated ability to plan, coordinate, manage and execute the MAGTF operations relevant to various phases of transportation. This application is designed to support the rapid creation of accurate Time Phased Force and Deployment Data (TPFDD) during both deliberate and crisis action planning in the Force Deployment Planning and Execution (FDP&E) process. MDSS II is used to source actual units, personnel and equipment to the JFRG II requirement to support the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff (CJCS) 72 hour TPFDD requirement. Once units have been sourced to the requirement, MDSS II users send data to various movement control and load planning systems. This satisfies the DoD Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) mandate. |
| MMAS | MOS | M | Manpower Mobilization Assignment System (MMAS) MMAS provides the capability to support manpower activation / deactivation processes, as well as management of individual augmentation requirements and processes. MMAS tracks and processes Active / Reserve Component and retired Marines throughout the mobilization process. |
| MODELS | MOS | M | Manpower Models (MODELS) MODELS is currently comprised of 13 models supporting core manpower planning processes of accessing, classifying, retaining, promoting, mobilizing, distributing, and assigning Marines for the following organizations: DC, Manpower and Reserve Affairs (M&RA), M&RA Manpower Management (MM)Manpower Plans and Policy (MP) Reserve Affairs (RA). |
| ODI-RMS | MOS | M | Optical Digital Imaging-Records Management System (ODI-RMS) ODI-RMS provides HQMC, M&RA, MMRP Branch personnel a means for storing, requesting, viewing, correcting, retiring, and loaning Official Military Personnel Files (OMPFs). OMPFs contain performance, administrative, and award information on each Marine. |
| PES | MOS | M | Performance Evaluation System (PES) PES is used by HQMC M&RA personnel to process client based fitness reports that must be submitted manually. PES also serves as a pass through for fitness reports that are submitted via APES into ODI-RMS. |
| PRBuilder | HST | M | Purchase Request Builder (PR BUILDER) PR Builder is a web-based electronic procurement generator to create purchase requests, routes for approval applies/automatically commits funding data, and interfaces into Contract Writing Systems. |
| RFID | HST | M | Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) RFID is one of the suites of technologies under the umbrella of Automatic Identification Technology. The RFID infrastructure and tags enhances the Marine Corps’ ability to identify and track deploying forces and sustainment cargo exiting and entering our bases and stations. The infrastructure, coupled with RFID tags placed on 463L pallets, containers, and principle end items, provides nodal visibility to the RF-ITV Tracking Portal. The capability allows our Marines to go to a central website to track cargo movement and also to drill down into content level detail. RFID is one of the suites of technologies under the umbrella of Automatic Identification Technology. The RFID infrastructure and tags enhances the Marine Corps’ ability to identify and track deploying forces and sustainment cargo exiting and entering our bases and stations. The infrastructure, coupled with RFID tags placed on 463L pallets, containers, and principle end items, provides nodal visibility to the RF-ITV Tracking Portal. The capability allows our Marines to go to a central website to track cargo movement and also to drill down into content level detail. |
| RTAMMS | MOS | M | Requirements, Transition, and Manpower Management System (RTAMMS) RTAMMS formerly known as Drill Management Module (DMM) consists of 3 modules supporting the Marine Corps Reserve community. Drill Manager (DM) automates the allocation, scheduling, and mustering of drills. The Marine Corps Medical Entitlements Data System (MCMEDS) module supports the electronic generation, processing, and tracking of Line of Duty (LOD) determinations and Medical Hold (MEDHOLD) determinations for injuries that may occur during a drill period or while on Active Duty. The Inventory Development and Management System (IDMS) provides personnel inventory management, needs identification and forecasting, prioritization and sourcing, and special population/program management for improved decision support. |
| SPA | MOS | M | Secure Personal Accountability Module (SPA) SPA is an automated information system that provides support for the deployed Marine and is designed to provide deployed location accountability for all service members under Administrative and Operational Control of Marine Corps commanders as directed by Joint Chiefs of Staff and Title 10. SPA contains the management and reporting capabilities of all personnel fields contained in the Joint Personnel Status Report (JPERSTAT) and a common battalion Personnel Status Report (PERSTAT). |
| SPS | HsT | M | Standard Procurement System (SPS) The SPS is broadly envisioned as a distributed client/server system that automates the entire contracting process from inception through award, administration and payment, to final closeout. It handles purchasing data for all trading partners throughout the world who have contracts with the DoD. The user interacts with a distributed database management system that exchanges transactions with DoD trading partners and other external systems as needed. |
| TFDW | MOS | M | Total Force Data Warehouse(TFDW) TFDW is the official active duty end-strength reporting tool for the USMC and additionally supports the development of numerous manpower plans, e.g., accession, recruiting, retention, promotion, classification, mobilization, distribution, and assignment. |
| TFRS | MOS | M | Total Force Retention System (TFRS) TFRS is the information support system that enables the Marine Corps Career Retention Force to systematically input, review, and maintains personnel information needed to process a RELM, and to extend current enlistments. TFRS was initially deployed in 1997, and the principal users consist of Career Retention Specialists (CRSs) and Headquarters Marine Corps (HQMC) staff. |
| TFSMS | WPA | M | Total Force Structure Management System (TFSMS) TFSMS is the authoritative data source for Marine Corps force structure data, including units, officer and enlisted billets, and principle end-item equipment requirements. TFSMS supports combat development activities associated with the Expeditionary Force Development System and underpins the Total Force Structure Process per Marine Corps Order 5311.1. TFSMS integrates Title 10 lifecycle processes (manning, equipping, organizing, and training) by enabling the Marine Corps to efficiently and effectively address future capabilities. The system expedites collaborative decision making through its ability to model force structure changes in response to strategic planning needs. The TFSMS program supports Joint Force Management capabilities through the Global Force Management Data Initiative (GFM DI) Marine Corps Organization Servers (MCOS). TFSMS delivers authoritative Marine Corps force structure data to the MCOS to comply with the Global Force Management (GFM) Data Strategy. The MCOS provide authoritative Marine Corps force structure data on the NIPRNet and SIPRNet in a Joint format via web services. |
| TMIP | WPA | M | Theater Medical Information Program-Maritime (TMIP) TMIP is a system that provides clinical data collection and a data transport capability in a combat or hostile environment involving deployed forces. It is the deployed medical information system to support Theater Operations with interoperable medical information across the functional areas of Medical Command and Control (C2), Medical Logistics (MedLog), Patient Movement (Medical Regulation), and Health Care Delivery (HCD). It is comprised of 3 applications: Armed Forces Health Longitudinal Technology Application – Theater (AHLTA-T), Defense Medical Logistics Standard Support (DMLSS) and DMLSS Customer Assistance Module (DCAM). |
| WebMASS | MOS | M | Web-enabled Manpower Assignment Support System (WEB-MASS) WEBMASS is the consolidated manpower management and assignment tool for the USMC. This enterprise solution is the single source upon which MM and RA (for Active Reservists) relies to manage personnel, billets and assignments. Additionally, the data that is gold sourced in WEBMASS is a critical input to MM's Manpower Models. Web Orders replaced Naval Messages and the Automated Orders Writing Program (AWOP) for the delivery of Permanent Change of Station (PCS) orders for all Active Duty and Active Reserve Marines. |
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