Thursday, February 07, 2008

Ancestry : LCIA Version 3.5 : DELIVER LOGISTIC SUPPORT : CONFIGURE : 06. Configuration : 06.1 Manage Configuration Baseline

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06.1 Manage Configuration BaselineHelp with an Aggregate ModelLCIA Version 3.5CONFIGUREChange Validation TaskProduct BaselineProduct Configuration InformationProduct Support BaselineConfiguration Item DetailsProduct StructureConfiguration Management PlanSupport Asset Change Embodiment PlanSupport Asset Upgrade PlanAsset Upgrade PlanModification Embodiment PlanProduct BaselineConfiguration Item DetailsConfiguration StructureProduct StructureAsset DetailsVerification EvaluationVerification Evaluation03.4 Sustain  Assets03.1 Structure Fleet09.1.1 Design Physical Product06.1.2 Specify Configuration03.4 Sustain  Assets03.4 Sustain  Assets03.1 Structure Fleet09. Engineering06.1.2 Specify Configuration06.1.1 Manage Configuration PlansVerification ResultChange Verification PlanVerification Scope06.1.4.2 Plan configuration Verification06.1.4.4 Evaluate configuration Verification06.1.4.3 Execute configuration Verification06.1.4.1 Scope configuration Verification06.1.4 Perform Configuration Verification
Audit Configuration is the CM Interrelated process that establishs that the performance and functional requirements defined in the product configuration information have been achieved by the design and that the design has been accurately recorded in the product configuration information.

The process:
.ensures that the product design provides the recorded performance capabilities;
·verifies the consistency between a product and its product configuration information;
·determines that an adequate process is in place to provide continuing management of the configuration.

Successful completion of verification and audit activities results in verified CIs and a product configuration information set that may be confidently considered a Product Baseline. It also results in a validated process to maintain the continuing consistency of product with its product configuration information.
Verification is a continuous activity embedded in quality control, development, testing, manufacturing, modification and maintenance processes. Audit represents an explicit event: it is a final, comprehensive check of a design including examination of recorded outputs from the verification process.
The more confidence the customer has in the contractor's configuration verification process, the easier the audit process becomes.
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