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Again, according to the DOT&E report you have mentioned (quoted in this thread):The ALIS unit-level hardware was not designed to be forward deployed, according to DoD. DoD considers this a serious issue, and it is a matter of the system's design (it wasn't designed for deployability) rather than system maturity. Thus, "serious design issues".Also from the DOT&E report (also quoted in this thread):The program worked to improve the ability to deploy ALIS to forward locations and redesign the system. I do not believe there is any indication that the *entire* system has been redesigned. ALIS is a system of systems. Individual components (such as hardware) and interfaces (such as some of the external software interfaces) have undergone redesign.A number of forum members have access to the same kinds of sources, or have had the same kinds of experiences. Unfortunately the subject matter of this forum does not always allow us to share as much as we may like - we are very much limited to posting information that is already in the public domain. While that can be frustrating, it can't be changed. I would be cautious about assuming someone has a greater understanding of anything than someone else - especially on this forum.
Again, according to the DOT&E report you have mentioned (quoted in this thread):
The ALIS unit-level hardware was not designed to be forward deployed, according to DoD. DoD considers this a serious issue, and it is a matter of the system's design (it wasn't designed for deployability) rather than system maturity. Thus, "serious design issues".
Also from the DOT&E report (also quoted in this thread):
The program worked to improve the ability to deploy ALIS to forward locations and redesign the system. I do not believe there is any indication that the *entire* system has been redesigned. ALIS is a system of systems. Individual components (such as hardware) and interfaces (such as some of the external software interfaces) have undergone redesign.
A number of forum members have access to the same kinds of sources, or have had the same kinds of experiences. Unfortunately the subject matter of this forum does not always allow us to share as much as we may like - we are very much limited to posting information that is already in the public domain. While that can be frustrating, it can't be changed. I would be cautious about assuming someone has a greater understanding of anything than someone else - especially on this forum.
