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ASSET OVERVIEW

UNIT NAME

CIM

VERSION

July 1995

ORIGIN

Assistant Secretary of Defense, C3I

REVIEW CODE

OK

INET ADDRESS

AUTHOR

Honorable Emmett Paige

RIGHTS

Approved for public release; distribution unlimited

COPYRIGHT

None

LOCATION

PAL

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CLASSIFICATION

KEYWORDS

Corporate Info Management
Management, Corporate Info
CIM
Business Process Reengineering
Reengineering, Business Process
BPR

INDEX

Paige, Emmett
ASD/C3I

DEPENDENCIES

None

SEE ALSO

SHORT DESCRIPTION

Background and status of DoD Corporate Information Management

TAXONOMY

Documents

DoD Corporate Information Management

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ABSTRACT

Corporate Information Management (CIM) within DoD

By the Honorable Emmett Paige, Assistant Secretary of Defense for Command, Control, Communications, and Intelligence
July 1995

The purpose of this briefing is to provide an overview of the Corporate Information Management (CIM) program, which is one of the Department's key programs for reinventing its products and services for the warfighter. This briefing discusses how and why CIM was created; its major elements, its key events and its accomplishments. It ends with a short discussion of the changing mindset and management issues and challenges that must be dealt with in order to make this program an even larger success. Some of the topics covered are:

• Major CIM-related accomplishments
• History of CIM
• What is CIM?
• CIM and White House goals
• Strategic goals of CIM
• Management structure of CIM
• Assignment of responsibilities
• Business Process Reengineering - Conceptual Framework
• Business Process Reengineering - Target and Accomplishments
• Business Process Reengineering - DoD-wide support
• Business Process Reengineering - DoD toolset
• Data standards
• Defense Information Infrastructure
• Defense Megacenters
• Multi-technology Automated Reader Card (MARC)
• Enterprise Integration

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REVISION HISTORY

June 96  Emmett Paige  Initial release to the PAL

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RELEASE NOTICE

Approved for public release; distribution unlimited

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