tDNA^TM

Modern sustainment requires agility, flexibility, and interoperability. Emerging technologies such as additive manufacturing, virtual reality, and digital twin have transformed sustainment practices. These capabilities rely on a digital foundation, a system and infrastructure that provides the right data at the right time to the right stakeholder. A modern digital enterprise that supports the agile application of new capabilities to improve readiness and reduce costs is now possible.

To fully realize these benefits, the government and its industrial partners must embrace a common and shared vision of this digital enterprise. Unfortunately, standard practices differ within departments, services, supply chains, and individual programs across the federal space. Organizational and functional boundaries can create barriers to implementation that prevent desired benefits from being realized. LMI champions a digital-enterprise approach that emphasizes the total lifecycle and cost of ownership. Our Technical DNA (tDNA^TM) approach combines digital engineering, lifecycle management, supply chain risk management, and intellectual property (IP) management to ensure that the modern sustainer has the right data at the right time at the right price.