NASA NTRS ยท 19970014683
SNAP: Simulating New Acquisition Processes
Abstract
Simulation models of acquisition processes range in scope from isolated applications to the 'Big Picture' captured by SNAP technology. SNAP integrates a family of models to portray the full scope of acquisition planning and management activities, including budgeting, scheduling, testing and risk analysis. SNAP replicates the dynamic management processes that underlie design, production and life-cycle support. SNAP provides the unique 'Big Picture' capability needed to simulate the entire acquisition process and explore the 'what-if' tradeoffs and consequences of alternative policies and decisions. Comparison of cost, schedule and performance tradeoffs help managers choose the lowest-risk, highest payoff at each step in the acquisition process.
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Alfeld, Louis E.. 1997-03-01. SNAP: Simulating New Acquisition Processes. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19970014683
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