July 16 - 18, 2012
Washington Plaza Hotel, Washington, D.C.

PBL 2012

Performance-Based Life-Cycle Product Support

5 Reasons You Should Attend PBL 2012

  1. Learn about current future strategic-level initiatives and how they will impact your organization
  2. Leverage tools and best practices for streamlining your processes and implementing policy directives at the operational level
  3. Interact with peers and hear case studies, lessons learned and potential solutions for current challenges in partnering for performance, effective lifecycle support, reducing total ownership cost, designing for reliability, and many more.
  4. Discover best practices for implementing Performance Based Contracts in your program, including:
    • Human Capital Development: How to develop and utilize the role of the Product Support Manager and Integrator
    • Understanding the Business Case Analysis: How to partner with industry in a way that ensures standardized metrics and cost accounting
    • Discussing the next generation of product support: Participate in lively and interactive panel discussions that drill down to the core of future support.
  5. Participate in three full days of keynote briefs, panels and workshops dedicated to revitalizing the “PBL” concept in a time of limited resources and doing more with less.

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About Performance Based Lifecycle Support 2012

This year’s PBLCS conference is aimed at revitalizing the “PBL” concept. The military is facing budget cuts anywhere from $450B – almost $1T meaning the time has come to choose between a contracting method that forces private industry to perform within a set of predetermined metrics with rewards built in, or based on transactions a set pricing regardless of performance. This event will feature workshops that will educate and broaden program staff and answer the riddle, if not “PBL”, then what?

Why Attend a WBR Conference?

The WBR live conferencing model will allow you to build your network of peers who have similar challenges and exchange knowledge and best practices for meeting those challenges. Each conference day includes high-level strategic briefings from public and private leadership as well as operational-level case studies of programs and initiatives that have been successfully implemented in other Defense and Federal offices.

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Hear From The Most Senior Levels Of Government And Industry:

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    Sue Dryden,
    Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Materiel Readiness,
    SES

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    Brigadier General Ole Knudson,
    Program Executive Officer, Missiles and Space,
    Redstone Arsenal

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    Larry Garvey,
    Director, Supply Chain Solutions, NAVSUP Weapon Systems Support,
    US Navy

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