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JEDMICS (Joint Engineering Data Management Information and Computer
System):
The standard DoD program for management of engineering drawings and
related technical data. It automates the DoD's engineering data repositories using an
integrated suite of off-the-shelf hardware and software. This system enables improved
acquisition, storage, update, and retrieval of technical information. Plans call for
installation of JEDMICS at 25 sites by Fiscal Year 1995.
Layer:
In the Open System Interconnection reference model, refers to a
collection of related network-processing functions that constitute one level of a
hierarchy of functions.
LCC (Life-Cycle-Cost):
Refers to the total cost of a product over the full life of the product.
The cost includes design, development, production, and support.
LDM (Legacy Data Management):
The process of identifying and evaluating historical information and
defining potential solutions and requirements for long-term usage of that data in a cost
effective manner.
LOA (Letter Of Agreement):
A document executed between two or more parties outlining specific
agreements relating to the accomplishment of an action.
Logistics:
Logistics is the science of planning and implementing the acquisition
and use of the resources necessary to sustain the operation of a system.
LSA (Logistics
Support Analysis):
A modeling process used to recognize the maintenance, training and the
number of people that are required to get the system running and to maintain the system.
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