Defense Acquisition Performance Assessment Report. Washington, DC : Office of the Deputy Under Secretary of Defense , January , 2006
From the abstract: “For nearly 60 years, the Department of Defense DOD has been engaged in a continuous process of self-assessment to identify and improve the way it acquires weapons systems. Frequent major acquisition reform initiatives have responded to concerns that acquisition costs are too high, that DOD is buying the wrong things, or that the process is too slow. The need to review the process and to institute change has become very obvious to the acquisition community. The House and Senate Fiscal Year 2006 Defense Authorization Committee Reports addressed concerns about the ability of DODs Acquisition System to develop and deliver required capabilities when needed and at predictable costs. The reports further stated that addressing symptoms one program or one process at a time is unlikely to result in substantial improvement.”
Authors - Abbott, Gerald, Kern, Paul, Kozlowski, Donald, Cappuccio, Frank, Hawley, Richard, Kadish, Ronald T.Subjects
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