Challenges

Industry

  Contribute to improving customer service in respect of quality, information, reactivity and response time;

  Render more transparent the relationship between prime contractors and sub-contractors;

  Exploit technical data to learn from experience;

  Reduce to a minimum any unproductive tasks that incur costs, delays and malfunctions;

  Optimise contractual and financial relationships with the administration;

  Ensure confidentiality, integrity and security for any data exchanged.

Integrated support structures and armed forces

  Guarantee availability of defence equipment by enabling the implementation over time of new in-service support methods;

  Manage and optimise lessons learned from operator feedback;

  Improve the performance of the supply chain;

  Ensure transparency between the customer and the sub-contractor.

DGA

  Ensure that weapon systems achieve the desired performance, mainly through:

• facilitating the work of the integrated programmes teams;

• coordinating project management;

• optimising exchanges between experts and the sharing of scientific resources;

  Link maintenance contracts - a single type of equipment for several nations;

  Propose a global, rational and flexible solution to European partners, which is adapted to the needs arising out of the creation of the European Defence Initiative.

Ministry of Defence and Ministry of Finance

  Modernise the public authority by dematerialising and standardising procedures;

  Improve productivity by:

• compressing government procurement cycles;

• reduce processes that do not add value;

• optimise checking operations, travel and meetings;

  Reduce costs of each purchasing operation;

  Train quicker, more often, and at lower cost.

For all the players

Respond to these challenges with:

  Unrivalled standards of security and confidentiality for the transmitted data;

  Full compatibility for the various computer systems operated by all concerned.