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AIM Virtual FRB Meetings Agenda for September 22-23, 2008

Join the AIM Virtual FRB meetings on September 22-23, 2008, to discuss key updates in software status, user community feedback, and modernization plans. Engage with attendees from NSWC, SPAWAR, and other organizations as we review the AIM-based learning content and the draft agenda for November's FRB. Discover findings from our user community survey and the current status of AIM software, including ongoing improvements and functional enhancements. Your input is valuable in shaping future capabilities and deploying software updates efficiently.

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AIM Virtual FRB Meetings Agenda for September 22-23, 2008

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  1. AIM Virtual FRBMeetings 22-23 Sep, 20081000 & 1400 Both Days

  2. Agenda • Introductions • Feedback on AIM User Community Survey • Software Status • Software Plans – Modernization • Functional Enhancements • Review of Draft November FRB Agenda

  3. AIM-based Learning Content* • Others include: • NSWC • SPAWAR • NMPT&E • NSTC • CNL • CNE • CID • CEODD Big “3” Example *Data captured in 4th Quarter of FY07

  4. AIM User Community Survey Findings • 414 Contacts • 36% reached • 60% of those Government, 40% Contractors • 10 individuals have promised but not submitted data • Content Hours Developed- 148,198 hrs • Aviation: 25,313 hrs • Sub: 28,064 hrs • Surface: 6,840 hrs • Other: 87,981 hrs • Training • 618 users self-identified as trained • 896 users need/requested training in FY09 • AIM Usage • Most now using AIM 3.3 (AIM I & AIM II)

  5. Software Status • AIM I/II Rel 3.2.1 • Superseded by Rel 3.3 • AIM I/II Rel 3.3 • NMCI certified in May 08 • Pushed to NMCI end users in Jun-Jul 08 • Includes first version of Learning Object (LO) Module • Central site Citrix Metaframe enhancements • CMS Web service interface to CeTARS • Content Planning Module (CPM) 3.0 • GAT conducted May 08 • Operational s/w posted Jun 08

  6. Software Plans - Modernization • AIM I/II Rel 4.0 • LO Module • Initial GAT conducted Jun 08 • Significant additional functionality being coded now; in work for Mar 09 delivery for testing • Anticipated NMCI push Jun 09 • CPM • Significant additional functionality being coded now; in work for Mar 09 delivery for testing • Anticipated operational Jun 09 • Interim builds available to support ongoing ILE projects • FRB-prioritized ACRs incorporated in LP/TG modules

  7. Software Plans – Modernization (contd) • AIM I/II Rel 4.1 • LO Module • requirements define by FRB feedback on FRM • planned delivery for GAT and NMCI testing in Mar ‘10 • anticipated NMCI push in Jun ‘10 • CPM • requirements defined by FRB feedback on Functional Reqts Matrix • planned delivery for GAT testing in Mar ‘10 • Operational in Jun ‘10 • Interim builds available to support ongoing ILE projects • FRB-prioritized ACRs incorporated in LP/TG modules

  8. AIM Functional Enhancements • Governance Process • Voting, Priorities, Funding, etc. • AIM I/II Change Request • Summary • Distribution for Review and Prioritization • AIM Modernized Functional Requirements Matrix • Summary • Distribution for Review and Prioritization

  9. FRB Governance Process • Software requirements • All FRB attendees encouraged to review and comment on AIM Change Request (ACR) and Modernization Functional Requirements Matrix (FRM) • Enhancement priorities • ACR and FRM lists will be discussed by whole group, based on pre-meeting inputs • Each participating Center and SYSCOM will have one vote in determining final priorities for upcoming releases

  10. Review of Draft November FRB Agenda • Comments? • Proposed Additions/Deletions? • Other?

  11. Contacts Jake Aplanalp - AIM/CPM Program Manager NAWCTSD Orlando jacob.aplanalp@navy.mil (407) 380-4685 Ron Zinnato – AIM SSO (System Support Office) NAWCTSD Orlando ronald.zinnato@navy.mil (407) 380-4667 Jim Ferrall - Program Manager Columbus Technologies jferrall@columbususa.com (703) 494-1416 Paul Graf - Technical, Functional and ISD Support pgraf@columbususa.com (443) 276-4106 AIM Website – http://aim.aimertech.com/AIM Questions?

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