DocumentCode
1227593
Title
Managing Today´s Support System
Author
Roy, J.W.Vick
Author_Institution
Radio Corporation of America Burlington, Massachusetts
Volume
1
Issue
2
fYear
1963
Firstpage
462
Lastpage
466
Abstract
A support system is not an end itself despite the fervent and emotional desires of today\´s support systems managers. Support systems managers and support personnel are, by definition, dependent on some other prime system that is designed and intended to accomplish a particular mission. Therefore, it becomes immediately obvious that support is relegated to the status of a secondary function and will, therefore, receive attention (and necessary funding) only after the prime system is reasonably under control. The purpose of this paper is to promulgate some ideas and suggestions, learned through experience, on the effective operation of a support manager in the present environment, regardless of the "built in" frustrations that exist.
Keywords
Companies; Conference management; Control systems; Costs; Displays; Personnel; Radio spectrum management; Scheduling; Stability; System buses;
fLanguage
English
Journal_Title
Aerospace, IEEE Transactions on
Publisher
ieee
ISSN
0536-1516
Type
jour
DOI
10.1109/TA.1963.4319411
Filename
4319411
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