NASA NTRS · 20110013158
A Fast Technology Infusion Model for Aerospace Organizations
Abstract
A multi-year Fast Technology Infusion initiative proposes a model for aerospace organizations to improve the cost-effectiveness by which they mature new, in-house developed software and hardware technologies for space mission use. The first year task under the umbrella of this initiative will provide the framework to demonstrate and document the fast infusion process. The viability of this approach will be demonstrated on two technologies developed in prior years with internal Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) funding. One hardware technology and one software technology were selected for maturation within one calendar year or less. The overall objective is to achieve cost and time savings in the qualification of technologies. At the end of the recommended three-year effort, we will have demonstrated for six or more in-house developed technologies a clear path to insertion using a documented process that permits adaptation to a broad range of hardware and software projects.
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Shapiro, Andrew A., Schone, Harald, Brinza, David E., Garrett, Henry B., Feather, Martin S.. 2006-03-01. A Fast Technology Infusion Model for Aerospace Organizations. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20110013158
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