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Established in 2003, the Acquisition Research Program (ARP) at the Naval Postgraduate School (NPS) is 100% sponsor funded by orginaizations within the Department of Defense (DoD) and the Department of the Navy (DON). The ARP was strategically created and nurtured to grow organically as a free and open forum that invites innovation and debate on current defense acquisition topics that can provide intellectual rigor and operational impacts to support the warfighter. Through the combined efforts of NPS faculty and experts from US universities, think tanks, industry, and government; ARP generates a stream of relevant information on defense acquisition policies and management processes, with viable recommendations for improvement.

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Collection's Items (Sorted by Submit Date in Descending order): 281 to 300 of 483
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Issue DateTitleAuthor(s)
2014-07-14A Robust Design Approach to Cost Estimation:Susan Sanchez; Matthew M. Morse; Stephen C. Upton; Mary L. McDonald; Daniel A. Nussbaum
2005-08-01A Strategy for Defense Acquisition ResearchJacques S. Gansler; William Lucyshyn
2014-06-23Modeling Uncertainty in Military Supply Chain Management DecisionsBarry R. Cobb
2014-06-17A New Availability-Payment Model for Pricing Performance-Based Logistics ContractsPeter Sandborn; Amir Reza Kashani-Pour; Xinyuan Zhu; Qingbin Cui
2014-05-12Acquisition Management for Systems-of-Systems: Affordability through Effective Portfolio ManagementDaniel A. DeLaurentis; Navindran Davendralingam; Kartavya Neema
2014-03-18Valuation of Capabilities and System Architecture Options to Meet Affordability RequirementsRonald E. Giachetti
2014-03-11Analyses of Alternatives (AoAs): Toward a More Rigorous Determination of ScopeGeorge E. Thompson; Jaime Frittman; John Yuhas
2014-03-04Improving the DoD's Tooth-to-Tail RatioJacques S. Gansler; William Lucyshyn
2014-02-20Enterprise Requirements and Acquisition Model (ERAM) Analysis and ExtensionJohn M. Colombi; J. Robert Wirthlin; Teresa Wu
2014-02-27Visualization of Big Data Through Ship Maintenance Metrics Analysis for Fleet Maintenance and RevitalizationIsaac J. Donaldson; Thomas J. Housel; Johnathan Mun; Sandra Hom; Trent Silkey
2014-02-04Improving Defense Acquisition Management and Policy Through a Life-Cycle Affordability FrameworkWesley S. Randall; David R. Nowicki
2014-02-08Identifying Governance Best Practices in Systems-of-Systems AcquisitionDavid Berteau; Guy Ben-Ari; Joshua Archer
2014-02-04Transaction Costs and Cost Breaches in Major Defense Acquisition ProgramsCarl T. Biggs; Diana I. Angelis; Laura Armey; Raymond Franck
2005-07-01Improving Readiness with a Public-Private Partnership: NAVAIR Auxiliary Power Unit Total Logistics Support ProgramWilliam Lucyshyn; Rene G. Rendon; Stephanie Novello
2014-01-10Services Supply Chain in the Department of Defense: Drivers of Success in Services AcquisitionRene G. Rendon; Uday Apte; Michael Dixon
2014-03-03Non-Traditional Commercial Defense ContractorsJacques; S. Gansler; William C. Greenwalt; William Lucyshyn
2014-02-02Acquisition Research for Design and Service EnterprisesManbir Sodhi
2013-10-30Using Leading Indicators to Improve DoD AcquisitionsJacques S. Gansler; William Lucyshyn
2013-09-30The DoD's Use of Lowest Price Technically Acceptable (LPTA) Price SelectionJacques S. Gansler; William Lucyshyn
2013-10-08Streamlining the Process of Acquiring Secure Open Architecture Software SystemsWalt Scacchi; Thomas A. Alspaugh
Collection's Items (Sorted by Submit Date in Descending order): 281 to 300 of 483
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