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TLCSM
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TLCSMTotal Life Cycle Systems Management (US DoD)


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29) DoD reiterated the importance of Life Cycle Management principles by acknowledging the long-term benefits of addressing long-term sustainment planning, including cost containment early in a system's life cycle in August 2006 when the Joint Requirements Oversight Council (JROC) strengthened current DoD Total Life Cycle Systems Management (TLCSM) policy by issuing JROC Memorandum 161-06 "Key Performance Parameter (KPP) Study Recommendations and Implementation.
[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] Life Cycle Management Program management should not need a specific policy to steer a more comprehensive total systems life cycle management perspective, such as is now warranted by DoD's Total Life Cycle Systems Management policy.
Under total life cycle systems management, the PM must balance traditional acquisition responsibilities for cost, schedule, and performance with life cycle support and sustainment (including DMSMS planning and management).
 
 
 
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