Basics of Integrated Logistic Support and Logistic Support Analysis
The principles and positive effects of the integrative process of Integrated Logistic Support (ILS), Logistic Support Analysis (LSA) and Life Cycle Cost (LCC) on the product life cycle with the associated individual analyses are explained in detail and illustrated using project examples.
Training category: Processes, methods and quality
Target group: This training is aimed at project managers and engineers from system engineering and system support. It is also suitable for those responsible for development, sales, maintenance, support, cost planning, etc.
Content:
- Terms and definitions in system logistics
- Logistical requirements for system development
- Elements of ILS and interfaces to system engineering
- Integrated Logistic Support (ILS) requirements
- ILS process and management
- Objectives of the Logistic Support Analysis (LSA)
- The Logistic Support Analysis (LSA) process and management
- LSA process steps and LSA tailoring
- LSA sub-analyses (LSA-FMEA, RCM, LORA)
- Support Analysis for Software (SAS)
- Life Cycle Cost (LCC) Analysis
- International standards and norms
- Data archiving and management for logistics support
- New concepts for logistic support
- Practical exercises and examples
Training objectives:
- The target is to convey which methods can be used to systematically determine the effort required to support complex systems and how the resource requirements for technical and logistical support can be predicted during system deployment.
- The training focuses on the driving factors, their mutual dependencies and the importance of influencing system development at an early stage.
Duration: 2 days
Teaching method: Classroom training
Participation fee: 1.370,00€ p.P.
Training dates 2024:
- 12.11. - 13.11.2024 (München)
