Architectural guidelines for multimedia and hypermedia datainterchange : Computer Aided Acquisition and Logistics Support/Concurrent Engineering (CALS/CE) and Electronic Commerce/Electronic Data Interchange (EC/EDI).

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by  Korzyk, Alexander D.;Suh, Myung W.

NAVAL POSTGRADUATE SCHOOL
Monterey, California
THESIS
ARCHITECTURAL GUIDELINES FOR MULTIMEDIA
AND HYPERMEDIA DATA INTERCHANGE:
COMPUTER AIDED ACQUISITION AND LOGISTICS
SUPPORT/CONCURRENT ENGINEERING (CALS/CE)
AND ELECTRONIC COMMERCE/ELECTRONIC DATA
INTERCHANGE
(EC/EDI)
by
Alexander D. Korzyk
SEPTEMBER
1991
Thesis Advisor: Myung Suh
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This study proposes the best strategy to integrate information systems to effectively support
several common Department of Defense initiatives, in line with Corporate Information
Management and Total Quality Management principles. This research examines Computer-
aided Acquisition and Logistics Support/Concurrent Engineering, Electronic
Commerce/Electronic Data Interchange, Modernization ofDefense Logistics Standard System,
and the Defense Information System. The study proposes an interchange architecture on top
of the OSI-compliant Defense Information System, which serves as a telecommunications
infrastructure, for multimedia and hypermedia data interchange. This interchange architecture
DOD
is necessary to successfully implement the functions and applications of activities.
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Architectural Guidelines for Multimedia and Hypermedia Data Interchange:
Computer Aided Acquisition and Logistics Support/Concurrent Engineering
(CALS/CE) and Electronic Commerce/Electronic Data Interchange (EC/EDI)
by
Alexander D. Korzyk
Major, United States Army
M.B.A., Florida Institute ofTechnology, 1985
B.S.E., United States Military Academy, 1978
Submitted in partial fulfillment of the
requirements for the degree of
MASTER OF SCIENCE
IN INFORMATION SYSTEMS
from the
NAVAL POSTGRADUATE SCHOOL
SEPTEMBER
1991
ABSTRACT
This study proposes the best strategy to integrate information systems to
effectively support several common Department ofDefense initiatives, in line
with Corporate Information Management and Total Quality Management
principles. This research examines Computer-aided Acquisition and Logistics
Support/Concurrent Engineering, Electronic Commerce/Electronic Data
Interchange, Modernization of Defense Logistics Standard System, and the
Defense Information System. The study proposes an interchange architecture
on top of the OSI-compliant Defense Information System, which serves as a
telecommunications infrastructure, for multimedia and hypermedia data
interchange. This interchange architecture is necessary to successfully
implement the functions and applications of DOD activities.
in
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION
I. 1
CALS/CE: TECHNICAL AND MULTIMEDIA
II.
DATA INTERCHANGE
4
BACKGROUND
A. 4
1. Paperless Environment 4
2. Policy Direction 4
3. CALS/CE Objectives 5
REQUIREMENTS
B. 6
MIL-HDBK-59 CALS Program Implementation
1.
Guide (1988) 6
2. Contractor Integrated Technical Information
Service (CITIS) 6
3. Joint Uniformed Services Technical Information
System (JUSTIS) 6
4. CE/PIE (Concurrent Engineering/Parallel
Integrated Engineering) 7
DATA INTERCHANGE STANDARDS AND
C.
PROTOCOLS
7
1. MIL-STD-1840A Automated Interchange of
Technical Information (1987) 8
2. MIL-D-28000 Initial Graphics Exchange
Specification ComputerAided Design (IGESCAD)
Vector Graphics 8
3. MIL-D-28001 Standard Generalized Markup
Language (SGML) 9
4. MIL-R-28002 GROUP 4 RASTER Facsimile 9
IV