Opus Suite: Systems & Logistics Cost Optimization

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Opus Suite: Systems & Logistics Cost Optimization Simplifying Life Cycle Decisions and Readiness Analysis

Overview The Optimization Trade Space Current Customers Programs Supported Opus Suite for Decision Support Across the Life Cycle Tool Suite Detail Modeling Example 2

The Optimization Trade Space Optimal Balance Between Operational Effectiveness and Cost SUPPORT SOLUTION WORKSHOP WORKSHOP WORKSHOP STORE DEPOT DEPOT EFFECTIVENESS Move to an Optimal State & see the impact of program changes to the curve TECHNICAL SYSTEMS OP-BASE OP-BASE OP-BASE COST OPERATION Our software has undergone a full V&V and is the tool of record for logistics analysis, readiness simulation, and LCC in the UK and Australia. The Defense components of 30 countries use Opus Suite. 3

Opus Suite s Unique Capabilities Strategic & Tactical Analysis and Decision Support in Systems and Logistics to Lower Costs and Increase Capability R E S O U R C E S S P A R E S C O S T S OPTIMIZE THE PERFORMANCE AND PRODUCT SUPPORT CONCEPT OVER TIME DIMENSION FACILITIES, PERSONNEL, EQUIPMENT, ETC MANPOWER TRADE STUDIES LORA RESOURCE OPTIMIZATION MISSION SIMULATION READINESS BASED SPARING PBL CONTRACT DESIGN ODBC IMPORT/EXPORT LCC ANALYSES COST RELATED TO ANY KPP PROFIT/COST ANALYSES BUDGET & FORECASTS COMPARING SOLUTIONS COST CONTROL CUSTOMER DATA

Defense Customers & Software Users More than 600 licenses installed at over 150 customer sites in 30 countries on 5 continents Government Agencies US Air Force US Navy UK Ministry of Def French Air Force Spanish Air Force Italian Defense Dutch MoD Belgian Defence Norwegian MoD (FLO) Swedish MoD (FMV) Australian MoD US Coast Guard Singapore MoD South Korean ADD Brazilian Air Force OCCAR Contractors Lockheed Martin Boeing Raytheon Bell Textron BAE Systems Heli-One Mitsubishi Eurocopter Augusta Westland Bombardier Hawker Beechcraft Siemens Samsung Volvo Aero Qantas CAE 5 International Users Bundeswehr OCCAR EADS MTU Aero Engines Rheinmetall Landsysteme Blohm+Voss ThyssenKrupp Marine Airbus Military SAS Selex Thales MBDA Finmeccanica Dassault Aviation IAI and more

Programs Supported Experience on more than 100 programs including complex PBLs CH-47 H-60 F-16 F-15 F-35 Apache Merlin NH-90 Typhoon F-18 Aegis Puma S-92 S-76 Sentry KC-135 KC-46 C-130 C-17 A400M Leopard T-6 King Air THAAD Lynx Trident Multiple Ship Programs 6

Potential Reasons for Unavailability Use Opus Suite to Identify the Constraint and Optimize Outcomes to Get the Most Bang for the Buck HOURS LOST ACCIDENTS & UNFORSEEN EVENTS LACK OF SPARE PARTS POOR MAINTENANCE PLANNING RESOURCE SHORTAGES IDENTIFY THE CONSTRAINT& IMPROVE OPERATIONS Reliability Maintenance activities Spare parts Tools Documentation Other resources SYSTEM & COMPONENT FAILURES

Opus Suite for Decision Support System Operations, Readiness & LCC Analysis The Benefits Optimize Life Cycle Costs as a function of readiness objectives. Lower Costs by more than 15%. Optimizemanpower, material, resources, and availability in a single model. Data Requirements and Information System Spare Parts Analysis and Inventory Analysis System Availability and LCC Mission Time Accomplished Transportation and Distribution Analysis Time Dependent Availability Operator Task Analysis 8

Opus Suite for Decision Support Manpower Optimization and Level of Repair Analysis (LORA) The Benefits Lower manpower costs by more than 20%. Optimize manpower and repair strategy location by location. Simulate outcomes to identify solution robustness and perform whatif analysis to see impact of investment in things like Reliability Growth LORA XT Spare Parts List Repair Strategy LORA and Repair/Discard Analysis 9

Opus Suite for Decision Support Spare Parts Optimization and Inventory Analysis The Benefits Lower spare parts inventory by 40% over other methods. Optimize over time (ramp up/down). Full V&V for defensible, trusted results. Spare Parts List Spare Parts Shortage Over Time Spare Parts Optimization 10

Opus Suite for Decision Support Holistic LCC Modeling for True Optimization The Benefits Holistically consider all system aspects to include test and support equipment, as well as, personnel and training requirements analysis. Proven on more than 100 programs in 30 countries. Lower LCC by 20% or more. Identify performance against key performance parameters including sortie generation, logistics footprint, cost per flight hour, and more.. Resource Utilization Life Cycle Cost Operational Limitations 11

Preliminary Model Inputs (80% Solution) Only a basic set of inputs is required to begin modeling that can be refined and incrementally expanded over time. Preliminary Model Development will provide the 80% solution estimate Additional fidelity can be added incrementally (about 300 potential input variables) to continue to lower O&S costs and optimize performance. Input examples are: Item ID Item Failure Rate (or a metric that may be used to derive failure modes/rates) Item Acquisition Costs Item Repair Costs System Configuration System Duty Cycle System Repair Turnaround Time Item Repair Turnaround Time Transportation Time Between Locations Quantity of Systems per Site

OPUS10 Logistics Support & Spares Optimization

OPUS10 Optimization of Logistics Solutions The Benefits Strategic and tactical optimization that facilitates maximum availability at minimum cost across all locations. Readiness Based Optimization of spares, repair resources & support organization and the ability to compare alternatives, and conduct trade studies and BCAs OR

OPUS10 key features Optimization of Logistics Solutions The Benefits Flexible modeling of different technical systems & support organizations (multi-indenture and multi-echelon) Repairable, discernable & partly repairable Preventive & Corrective maintenance Item or Task based maintenance structure Lateral support & Backorder priority Time Phased Optimization (phase up/ramp down Customer proven results: Increased system efficiency while reducing investment by 20-40% 1.0 0.9 0.8 0.7 Availability C OPUS (optimal) S Constant Confidence Same of Each Random 0 50 000 100 00 Life Support Cost O R

SIMLOX Simulation of Operations and Logistics Support

SIMLOX Key Features Robust Simulation and Detailed Analysis The Benefits Analyze complicated enterprise scenarios Dimension resources, system types, manpower and material Evaluate the ability of technical systems and their support solution to meet operational objectives such as sortie generation and CPFH Simulate the impact of time dependent variables Verify and extend the OPUS10 model and results Introduce efficiency measures more closely related to operational data, e.g. start & success fraction operational time accomplished 95% confidence limit of accomplished op time

SIMLOX Mission Simulation and Sortie Generation Event based Monte Carlo Simulation May use the same input data as OPUS10 plus time dependent variables such as operational profiles, resource availability, to simulate mission capability and demonstrate readiness in war gaming scenarios. Game mode Graphical visualization of simulation -PLAY, STEP, FORWARD & REWIND-

LCC & Cost Analysis CATLOC

CATLOC Life Cycle Cost and Cost Analysis The Benefits Flexible approach to LCC and cost analysis. LCC structure is 100% user defined (or based on templates). Analysis view with unlimited possibilities to break down and distribute costs over different dimensions. Summaries of costs/revenues on aggregate level, as well as detailed drilldown for cost drivers. 20

CATLOC Life Cycle Cost and Cost Analysis Key Features Comparing different suppliers. Evaluate different technical solutions. Comparing different support solutions. Evaluate new contracts, conduct BCAs, and breakdown cost elements. Identify cost drivers. Forecast cost/revenue review. Model economical impact of changes to design and support solution. Decision support for replacement of aging equipment. Budgeting and cost control. 21

Analysis Example

Analysis Example Support Solution Operation Technical System Mon Tue WedThu Fri Sat Sun Mon Tue WedThu Fri Sat Sun

Example: Operational Capability

Example: Systems In Operation

Example: Reasons for Unavailability

Example: Improvement 1 - Add Repair Resources

Example: Improvement 2 Spares Optimization 0,0 E3 250,0 E3 500,0 575,0 E3 750,0 E3 1000,0 E3 100,0 E3

Example: Improvement 2 Spares Optimization

Example: Results after Improvements

Example: Results after Improvements

Example: Comparing Life Cycle Costs Note: In the improved solution we lowered our spares investment considerably but invested in an additional resource and flew more. Increased mission hours by 15% while only increasing costs by 5%

Example: Cost analysis over time