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Appendix C: Developing Output Measures
Appendix C: Developing Output Measures
Pages 98-100
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Step 2 Identify the Users of the Function The users not only should be customers but also should have the ability to "vote" on the performance of the function and agree to the ranges and limits of the function to be performed. For example, in port operations the individual ship's commanding of ricers are the proximate users of the function, but only the type commanders can agree to the range and limits of port operations services to be provided and potential restriction on ships operations.
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For example, berthing will be provided for up to six Aegis cruisers without nesting; 4,000 amperes of electrical power will be provided within 15 minutes of berthing; 25,000 gallons of fresh water will be provided per day at 30 pounds per square inch constant pressure; and so on.
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· The objective PWS is what they expect in normal situations and what they are willing to support for funding. · The enhanced PWS meets their requirements for special situations and what they are willing to pay for additional funding.
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