Maximizing Reliability And Availability To The End-User Through Performance Based Lifecycle Support

7:00 - Conference Registration & Continental Breakfast For All Conference Attendees Conference Registration & Continental Breakfast For All Conference Attendees

8:00 - Welcome Address Welcome Address  Leanne Arcinue, Executive Director, PBL 2009

8:15 - Performance Based Life Cycle Support - The New PBL John “JB” Baranowski, Senior Logistics Analyst and Government Lead for OSD’s Product Support Assessment Team (PSAT), Office of the Assistant Deputy Under Secretary of Defense (Materiel Readiness) PBL, born during the death spiral of increasing costs and declining readiness in the 1990s, continues to be mischaracterized and misunderstood. In this briefing we will explore the current status of PBL across the department, examine what will be required to institutionalize PBL across the life cycle, and discuss the future direction of PBL. Specific topics include: The current status of life cycle product support implementation across DoD Opportunities to improve product support effectiveness and affordability through changes to DoD policies and procedures Way ahead for DoD in PBL John “JB” Baranowski Senior Logistics Analyst and Government Lead for OSD’s Product Support Assessment Team (PSAT), Office of the Assistant Deputy Under Secretary of Defense (Materiel Readiness) In 2008, John “JB” Baranowski joined the Office of the Assistant Deputy Under Secretary of Defense for Materiel Readiness as a Senior Logistics Analyst and the Product Support Assessment Team Lead. OADUSD(MR) coordinates the interaction among Supply Chain Integration, Transportation Policy, and Maintenance Policy within OSD’s Logistics and Materiel Readiness organization, and reaches across the de [read more]

9:00 - 10 Years Of PBL - What Next? Jeffrey Heron, PBL Policy Director, Naval Air Systems Command Gerry Tonoff, Program Manager, BAE Systems No session description available. Jeffrey Heron PBL Policy Director, Naval Air Systems Command Mr. Jeff Heron is the Performance Based Logistics (PBL) Policy Director for Logistics and Industrial Operations at the Naval Air Systems Command (NAVAIR). He is responsible for developing NAVAIR PBL policy and processes, providing guidance and training, and assisting program offices in the evaluation of PBL initiatives. He provides input on PBL policy and issues to the Assistant Secretary of the N [read more] Gerry Tonoff Program Manager, BAE Systems Gerry joined BAE Systems in April 2008 as a Program Manager for Performance Based Outcomes. He has spent the last 15 months working on enterprise availability based strategies, offerings and capture teams in the areas of Ground Vehicles, Aviation, Electronic Warfare and Missile Defense. From May 2006-April 2008 Gerry worked at GE Aviation Systems where he led their worldwide PBL pursuits. Proposal [read more]

9:45 - Refreshment Break & Networking Opportunity In The Solutions Zone Refreshment Break & Networking Opportunity In The Solutions Zone

10:15 - Successful Implementation Of Availability Based Contracting In The UK - An Industry Perspective Chris Cundy, Corporate Development Director, VT Group This exciting session will focus on strategies to optimize PBL through proven tactics, such as "Asset Availability Contracting" and "Private Financing Initiatives". To demonstrate the benefits of these valuable strategies, we’ll delve into two prime examples of PBL at its best, exploring the success that the UK has experienced using the RAF and RN as case studies. Chris Cundy Corporate Development Director, VT Group After studying for an Economics and Accounting Degree at Bristol University, Chris joined KPMG Audit PLC in 1982 and subsequently spent eleven years in the profession.Chris qualified as an ACA in 1985 and transferred to KPMG’s Brussels office with responsibility for its multinational clients. On his return to Southampton in 1989, he was responsible for a number of Plc audits particularly in the De [read more]

11:00 - Performance Based Contracting Strategies From NAMSA Patrick Fesquet, Director of Procurement, NAMSA, NATO Much like the DLA in the US, NAMSA plays a critical role in ensuring consistent contracting support for global defense logistics for the North Atlantic Alliance . NAMSA works to assist NATO nations and military commands, coordinating common procurement and supply of spare parts, maintenance and repair services required to support of various weapon systems in their inventories and operations support services for various operations approved by the North Atlantic Council (KFOR, NTM-I, ISAF) . NAMSA provides support for weapons systems or deployed forces when two or more countries identify the benefits of combining their requirements to achieve more effective support and savings. Most logistics services provided by NAMSA are outsourced to industry. Therefore, the Agency’s main role is to consolidate nations’ requirements, centralize logistics management activities, conduct international competitive bidding processes and control the cost and quality of the services rendered to customers. Join NAMSA’s director of procurement, Mr. Patrick Fesquet as he shares the techniques that your global counterparts are using to maximize the benefits of the PBL and outcomes-based contracting. Patrick Fesquet Director of Procurement, NAMSA, NATO

11:45 - Lunch For All PBL 2009 Attendees Lunch For All PBL 2009 Attendees

1:00 - Exploring PBL Tools From The Defense Acquisition University To Gain A Better Understanding Of The Key Elements Of A Successful PBL Dave Floyd, Program Director, Defense Acquisition University Despite the DoD’s recent re-emphasis on PBL as its contracting method of choice, many PMs and logisticians remain frustrated by the lack of tools provided by the Department of Defense. Join the director of the center on logistics at the DAU, Marty Sherman, as he defines the various tools and courses managed at the DAU to help executives through their outcome based logistics contracts. Comparing your PBL experiences with your peers through the DAU’s knowledge sharing website Identifying the knowledge gaps in your organization and aligning them with the training capabilities at the DAU Developed improved aptitude in the next evolution of PBL through the DAU’s diverse certifications programs Dave Floyd Program Director, Defense Acquisition University Mr. Dave Floyd, CPL is the Performance Learning Director (PLD) for Performance Based Logistics (PBL) at the Defense Acquisition University (DAU) located at Fort Belvoir, VA, where he supports the Assistant Deputy Under Secretary of Defense, Logistics and Materiel Readiness (L&MR) for Materiel Readiness, educates/trains military, civilian and industry employees in PBL and directs the update of [read more]

1:45 - Why Extend The PBL? Exploring The Benefits Of Renewing An Existing PBL Agreement J. David Patterson, Executive Director, National Defense Business Institute College of Business Administration, University of Tennessee In today’s world of budgetary uncertainties and financial accountability, it’s essential to prove that there is a substantial reason behind renewing a PBL. Join David Patterson, executive director of the National Defense Business Institute as he lays the groundwork for the next phase of your PBL. Yielding efficiencies from the PBL as the suppliers begin to implement process improvements Laying the groundwork for the next contract as the PBL comes to expiration J. David Patterson Executive Director, National Defense Business Institute College of Business Administration, University of Tennessee Since June 2008 Mr. David Patterson, Executive Director, National Defense Business Institute (NDBI), has led the efforts at the University to develop an interdisciplinary set of programs that expand the research and resource objectives of the college. NDBI is established to provide resources and assistance to both government and the defense industry to achieve economical, efficient, effective and [read more]

2:30 - Refreshment Break & Networking Opportunity In The Solutions Zone Refreshment Break & Networking Opportunity In The Solutions Zone

Track ATrack B 3:00 - Military Idea Exchange Track A Bob Dolan, Program Manager for Sustainment, Joint Strike Fighter Program Office Dave Floyd, Program Director, Defense Acquisition University Dr. Wesley Randall, Assistant Professor, Supply Chain Management, Dept of Aviation & Supply Chain, Auburn University Get implementation tips and best practices on the use of performance based logistics, to help you face the realities of a decreased maintenance budget and defense systems that are getting older and older. If you find yourself struggling to provide soldiers with reliable tools that they need to perform their missions exactly when they need them, take advantage of the Military Ideas Exchange to uncover the answers you need. This unique session will allow you to participate in ground-breaking round table discussions with your colleagues to describe where policy gaps and lack of implementation guidelines impede the progress of PBLs in your command. Gain pointed insights into the challenges that your colleagues on the OEM have discussed as both the Military Exchange and the Industry Exchange join together to summarize critical issues that need to be resolved to truly achieve successful performance based logistics.  3:00 - 3:10 Idea Exchange: Intro to kick off this exciting session, moderators for both groups will lay the ground rules, giving attendees a clear idea of how this exchange will be structured.  3:10 - 4:00 Idea Exchange: Small Group ExchangeGet ready for some of the most productive conversations you'll have this year. Here's your chance to speak to your peers about the specific challenges you're facing this year. Nor sure how to benchmark success? Here's your opportunity to find out exactly how PBL is working out for others!  4:00 - 4:15 Idea Exchange: Small Group Recap  4:15 - 4:45 Idea Exchange: Joint Discussion Recap and Q&AAs military and industry join forces, the moderators will swap the valuable ideas that were discussed on their sides, creating a collaborative environment to establish the next revolution of PBL. Bob Dolan Program Manager for Sustainment, Joint Strike Fighter Program Office Robert P. Dolan is the Deputy Program Manager for Sustainment for the F-35 Lightning II Program Office in Arlington, VA. The Joint Strike Fighter Program Office is the Department of Defense’s agency responsible for developing and acquiring the F-35A/B/C, the next generation strike aircraft weapon systems for the Navy, Air Force, Marines, and many allied nations. Mr. Dolan served over 10 years on a [read more] Dave Floyd Program Director, Defense Acquisition University Mr. Dave Floyd, CPL is the Performance Learning Director (PLD) for Performance Based Logistics (PBL) at the Defense Acquisition University (DAU) located at Fort Belvoir, VA, where he supports the Assistant Deputy Under Secretary of Defense, Logistics and Materiel Readiness (L&MR) for Materiel Readiness, educates/trains military, civilian and industry employees in PBL and directs the update of [read more] Dr. Wesley Randall Assistant Professor, Supply Chain Management, Dept of Aviation & Supply Chain, Auburn University Wesley S. Randall (PhD. University of North Texas) currently serves as Assistant Professor of Supply Chain Management at Auburn University. Prior to entering academia, Dr. Randall acquired considerable practical experience serving as a United States Air Force Officer. Dr Randall worked as combat logistics officer supporting global operations involving the F-16, A-10, F-117 & NATO AWACS. He als [read more] 3:00 - Industry Idea Exchange Track B David Dacquino, Chief Executive Officer, VT Services Mark Hitch, Senior Director, Business Development, AAI (Textron) Glen Locklear, Program Manager, AF Programs, Boeing Gerry Tonoff, Program Manager, BAE Systems Moderated by: David Dacquino, CEO and President, VT ServicesSmall Group Discussion Facilitators Include:Mark Hitch and Glen Locklear If you find yourself wondering how others in industry are actually working through hurdles such as PBL pricing and trust/transparency challenges, attending PBL 2009's Industry Idea Exchange will help outline some proven methods to get to the cost-savings and technical improvements that you know PBL can provide.Brainstorm with your industry colleagues on the best way to collaborate with government logisticians to align your PBL efforts, discussing how to overcome struggles over lengthy contracting cycles and cumbersome contracting processes. Help your customers understand your perspective and establish a strong collaborative strategy as the Military Exchange joins the Supplier Exchange to report back on the challenges discussed. 3:00-3:10 Idea Exchange: IntroTo kick off this exciting session, moderators for both groups will lay the ground rules, giving attendees a clear idea of how this exchange will be structured.3:10-4:00 Idea Exchange: Small Group ExchangeGet ready for some of the most productive conversations you'll have this year. Here's your chance to speak to your peers about the specific challenges you're facing this year. Nor sure how to benchmark success? Here's your opportunity to find out exactly how PBL is working out for others!4:00-4:15 Idea Exchange: Small Group Recap4:15-4:45 Idea Exchange: Joint Discussion Recap and Q&AAs military and industry join forces, the moderators will swap the valuable ideas that were discussed on their sides, creating a collaborative environment to establish the next revolution of PBL. David Dacquino Chief Executive Officer, VT Services David J. Dacquino is CEO of VT Services. With over 25 years experience in delivering services to the U.S. Government, Dacquino will focus on driving improved alignment between VT Services, its industry partners and U.S. Government agencies. Dacquino will also look to enhance the current VT Services offerings in the U.S by harnessing VT Group’s considerable experience and expertise, gained from pro [read more] Mark Hitch Senior Director, Business Development, AAI (Textron) Glen Locklear Program Manager, AF Programs, Boeing Glen is a graduate of the University of Michigan, holds an MBA from Oklahoma City University, and a Masters in National Resource Strategy from National Defense University in Washington, DC. He has attended the Global Supply Chain Management Executive Program at Northwestern University, Managing Effective Supply Chains Program at Penn State University, and Managing Performance Based Logistics, at t [read more] Gerry Tonoff Program Manager, BAE Systems Gerry joined BAE Systems in April 2008 as a Program Manager for Performance Based Outcomes. He has spent the last 15 months working on enterprise availability based strategies, offerings and capture teams in the areas of Ground Vehicles, Aviation, Electronic Warfare and Missile Defense. From May 2006-April 2008 Gerry worked at GE Aviation Systems where he led their worldwide PBL pursuits. Proposal [read more]

4:45 - Cocktail Reception For All Attendees Cocktail Reception For All Attendees, 4:45-5.45pm