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US Army (DTAS) Defense

Architecture, Development, Mentoring, Testing
ASP.NET, C#, Dynamic HTML, Microsoft SQL Server
Enterprise Architecture
High End Analysis & Design
Custom Applications Development
Load & Stress Testing
The Army's Deployed Theater Accountability System (DTAS) gives them complete visibility of all deployed personnel (including military, DOD, civilian, foreign nationals, etc) that are working for the Army within a given theater of operations.

DTAS consists of many parts, including the DTAS Mobile System (laptops), the DTAS Theater System (central theater server), and the Theater Manager.

AEGIS was brought in to the DTAS team to create the Theater Manager web application, using ASP.NET, C#, Dynamic HTML, and Microsoft SQL Server. While the DTAS Mobile System keeps track of positions and statuses of personnel at the unit level, the Theater Manager keeps track of the units at the theater level. The Theater Manager allows the Army and Marines to change their command hierarchy on the fly and assign and manage DTAS Mobile Systems securely and instantaneously via the web. Following implementation, AEGIS mentored the DTAS technical staff in their efforts to expand the system.

In addition to our architecture and development effort, AEGIS also provided load and stress testing services for DTAS. This presented a unique challenge because no COTS product existed for testing this type of implementation. The testing, therefore, involved design and development of an effective test harness and a hardware layer comprised of blade servers and specialized switches to accurately model DTAS Mobile Systems in the field.

Press:
DTAS helps track, account for personnel [Marines.mil]
Marine Corps joins Army in rolling out personnel tracking application [GCN.com]

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US Army (eMILPO) Defense

Architecture, Development, Mentoring, Testing
J2EE, Oracle, Rational Suite, Mercury LoadRunner
Enterprise Architecture
High End Analysis & Design
Custom Applications Development
Load & Stress Testing
The Electronic Military Personnel Office (eMILPO) is an Army PEO-EIS system developed by EDS for the Army Human Resources Systems (AHRS) program. The system handles personnel transactions such as mobilizations, arrivals/departures, maintenance of family/medical data, and promotion/ rank history data. The system was designed under a centralized model accessible world wide via the Army's NIPRNET. It is built on J2EE and deployed on BEA WebLogic.

AEGIS designed and developed several functional modules within eMILPO as a key component of the eMILPO development team. AEGIS played a critical role in supporting the production deployment of the eMILPO Data Store, a Cognos-based data warehouse implementation, assisting in the resolution of technical problems in the vendor's product. AEGIS also provided Load & Stress Testing services for eMILPO prior to deployment, identifying and resolving a number of potential threats to performance and stability.

Press:
The Army's personnel database paves the way for DOD-wide system by 2006 [GCN.com]

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US Army (PERSTEMPO) Defense

Architecture, Development, Mentoring
J2EE, Oracle, Rational Suite
Enterprise Architecture
High End Analysis & Design
Custom Applications Development
PERSTEMPO is the US Army's system for tracking and managing the utilization of soldiers (the Personnel Tempo). The Congressionally mandated program ensures that commanders are sensitive to the lengths of time that individual soldiers are deployed away from home.

AEGIS was introduced to PERSTEMPO in a technical architecture and mentoring role by the software vendor upon whose platform PERSTEMPO is built. We supported EDS Government Solutions and Northrop Grumman Information Technologies in the execution of the enhancement and maintenance of the system. Our role quickly expanded into assisting with project management including risk management issues and interfacing with other service groups (e.g., Army Knowledge Online [AKO]), functional domain responsibilities, production system administration support, and revisions to the basic architecture of the system. AEGIS later worked with EDS to re-engineer the application and merge its functionality with the Electronic Military Personnel Office (eMILPO) application. This secondary effort involved detailed analysis and design with the technical team and the user community, presentation of the design to Army management, oversight of the nine month development and testing process, and support during production implementation.

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