KBSI's supply chain
technologies help industries model and analyze their facilities
layout, stock movements, and resource supply chains to gain
a better understanding of supply chain impacts on production.
Research Areas
Logistics Information
Delivery System (LIDS)
LIDS developed a commercial off-the-shelf
solution enabling shipboard maintenance personnel to access,
manipulate, and manage distributed logistics data sources in
support of shipboard systems maintenance.
This
project developed a normalized, database management system
to house CCAD's traveler data and provide user-friendly
editing capabilities, inlcuding a conversion utility designed
to generate HTML travelers directly from the integrated
database.
KCHR developed technology for
recording and tracking the history of parts activity within
shop kits and for generating detailed, web-based reports
of this data.
The VE3 project developed a
groupware-based collaborative process definition, design,
and engineering environment in support of a "Virtual
Enterprise" (VE) that facilitates collaboration among
multiple enterprises.
The SSIPT project joined simulation modeling
and data warehousing in developing a system that both
provides visibility of data and inventory in a single
"virtual" database and allows for testing
of supply support processes against a wide variety of
scenarios.
The
BOM project focused on developing a database management
system able to integrate a wide variety of bill of material
data and an interface to support data search, review,
and reporting capabilities.
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