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| A Program Office, Contractor or Logistic Agency can use TLBM
in several ways to explore opportunities for allocating responsibility, improving
communications and reducing costs:
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| A Baseline Description of the Life Cycle: TBLM provides a common, agreed description of the major life cycle activities and information flows, which a program will need to address. | Exploring Boundaries:
The TLBM can be used to explore the allocation of roles and responsibility across
boundaries. Marking TLBM activities to show the organisation(s) responsible will provide a
deeper understanding of:
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| A Benchmark: The integrated, through life approach, illustrated by TLBM provides a benchmark of best practice across NATO. Program managers can use TLBM to assess how far their program has progressed in taking full advantage of modern IT and business practice. | Implementing Change: For maximum benefits the TLBM should be used, and further developed, as one active component in a program of business change. |
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Programs embarking on change can use the TLBM, in conjunction with NCOPS, as a start point for modelling their own future processes and as a tool for developing their information requirements. |
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