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Program Characteristics That Contribute to Cost Growth
Mark A. Lorell
Leslie Adrienne Payne
Karishma R. Mehta
其他書名
A Comparison of Air Force Major Defense Acquisition Programs
出版
RAND Corporation
, 2017
主題
History / Military / General
History / Military / United States
History / Military / Aviation & Space
Political Science / Public Policy / Economic Policy
Technology & Engineering / Military Science
ISBN
0833097105
9780833097101
URL
http://books.google.com.hk/books?id=AuvqswEACAAJ&hl=&source=gbs_api
註釋
"This report is a companion report to an earlier report, which identified the main characteristics of six recent U.S. Air Force acquisition programs with extreme cost growth. This report evaluates four recent Air Force Major Defense Acquisition Programs (MDAPs) with low cost growth and compares and contrasts their key characteristics to the six programs evaluated with extreme cost growth from the earlier report. The purpose is threefold. First, we seek to determine whether or not the key characteristics identified in the programs with extreme cost growth are present in the programs with low cost growth and, if not, why. If those characteristics are not present, we assume that this finding reinforces our view that the key characteristics of the extreme cost-growth programs that were identified are likely the root causes of extreme cost growth. Second, we seek to determine the common characteristics of the low cost-growth programs and whether such characteristics can be incorporated into future Air Force MDAPs. Finally, we revisit the main recommendations from our earlier report regarding approaches to mitigating extreme cost growth and, based on our findings from the low cost-growth programs, determine whether those recommendations are still valid and broadly applicable to future Air Force MDAPs. This report provides summary case studies of the four MDAPs with low cost growth, how the key characteristics of these programs compare with the six programs with extreme cost growth, and how these findings affect our earlier recommendations on mitigating the causes of extreme cost growth"--Publisher's description.