38p POC block 3 Flashcards

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what is AFMAA?

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air force manpower analysis agency: used for a one-stop-shop for all manpower requirements determination and standards

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what two actions does AFMAA preform?

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  1. performs manpower studies that apply to one or more MAJCOM or for organizations without management engineering capability.
  2. publishes all manpower standards
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What is base-level manpower and organization section do?

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provides tactical-level manpower support to base organizations.

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What are two things within base-level manpower and organization section?

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-verifies and validates local manpower processes

_assists functional managers with process improvements

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What are the 4 manpower core competencies?

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Manpower requirements
organization structure
program allocation and control
performance improvement

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Describe manpower requirements determination core capability

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conducts Colonel,CMSgt,Career Progression group, contract manpower equivalent, and air crew position review to ensure equitable distribution of these manpwower spaces across the air Force.

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Describe program allocation - control core capability

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process authorization change request (ACR) which is the process used to request chagnes to the resources listed on the UMD

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Describe organization structure core capability

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prepares/ processes organizational change request which is the formal way to make changes to the structure of the AF organizations.

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what is functional grouping? what is it a part of?

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a clear-cut purpose, goal and scope with one person in charge.
falls under wartime tasks

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what is skip-echelon structure? what does it fall under?

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these tactical staffing organizations are designed to increase operational effectiveness rather than review and transmit paperwork.

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What are the 9 organizational terms?

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  1. Constitute: provide legal authority for new unit
  2. disband: wihtdrawl legal authority for a unit
  3. reconstitute: renew legal authority for unit
  4. activate: bring into existence a constituted unit, a detachment or a unit or a provisional unit
  5. inactivate: ends existence of a unit, detachment or and provisional unit. keeps history, honors lineage
  6. Designate: give an official name or number to a unit
  7. re-designate: change name or number of a unit
  8. assign: place a unit with an existing military organization
  9. attach: place a unit, or a part of aunit with a military organization other than its parent organization
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Capabilities-based manpower standards

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methology for developing manpower quantification models. uses state-of-art improvement techniques

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What are the two/ three levels of study

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  1. Air force create standards that apply to many different bases across more than one MAJCOM. ex CMS for squadron orderly rooms
  2. MAJCOM studies create standards that apply to one MAJCOM. EX> space command
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What are the 5 reasons manpower uses assessments ?

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  1. A lack of experience with new systems makes a formal standard impractical
  2. short-lived due t system approaching phase-out
    3.to determine the initial impact of a new mission
  3. need to provide commanders or managers assistance in rapidly evaluating manpower related issues
    5> to determine the manpower needs of an AIRFORCE level-of-effort or a level-of-capability functions, such as a management headquarters entity.
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What are the 6 phases of manpower standard development?

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Feasibility
familiarization
study design
measurement
analysis
reporting
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Describe phase 1 feasibility

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critical to decision making process with the primary objective of determining the viability and timing for proceeding with manpower standard development process

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What are the 5 areas within feasibility?

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SAD P

stability
degree of standardization
availability of resources
policy of mandates outside the airforce

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describe phase 2 familiarization

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provides the in-depth background knowledge and related functional information needed to identify potention

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describe study design phase 3

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team must determine what process they will measure. these processes are used to develop the process oriented description POD

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What does the POD lead to?

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statement of conditions.

another thing the team does is identify the work load factors

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What is the work load factor?

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the X in the final equation and determines the number of requirements needed by the work center

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What is phase 4 of manpower development standard?

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Measurement during this phase the team gathers information on man-hours expended on the various processes identified in the POD

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what is phase 5 manpower development standard?

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analysis:
the end result of Analysis is selection of a model/equation for use in the new manpower standard that is used to determine the number of requirements each location performing that function earns, as well as the correct grades and skill level to accomplish their mission.

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What is phase 6 of manpower development standard?

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reporting the team reports its findings.

This is not study design

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What is a UMD
the manpower office uses a UMD when preparing authorization change requests for submission to major commands.
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What does a UDM compare
Sourced: funded usoured: unfunded work center manpower requirements to determine if change are needed
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What is the purpose of unit personnel management roster
give the unit commander a tool to monitor unit manning, to control incoming and intra-unit assignments an to assist the military personnel section in position number management.
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What are the UPMR symbols
>>> incorrect or no position data if you see a person's information floating at the top of the UPMR with this symbol, it means the member is not assigned to a vaild position unfunded positions, you cannot fill these positions * mismatch in data. grade does not match the data
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Who has the final decision authority for all high level inquires and audits
responsibility lays with the secretary of the air force
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under the API the AFMAA will do what two things?
coordinate with A1 prior to approval adn implementation | exercise administration control over the idea cell
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The API idea cell will do what? | 3 things
execute and manage the API idea process assist submitters in the quality development of the idea submission monitor each idea through each phase until disposition
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what are the API stages that the API cell monitors?
``` submission evaluation implementation holding the gains confirming results ```
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What are the 4 stage to the API process?
ideation phase- ideas generate, screened and improved to ensure fact rich ideas evaluation implementaion hold the gains
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what is the cheif of staff team excellence award
recognizes outstanding team performance and shares best practice within the air force.
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what does the nominated team have to do?
present and 15-minute formal presentation of their team's story followed by a 10 minute answer session
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what is brainstorming?
technique for creative thinking. involves group memebers and allows them to quickly generate, clarify and evaluate a list of ideas.
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what is an affinity diagram
take large groups of data and organize them based on natural relationships
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what are the 4 parts to an affinity diagram?
generate ideas- brainstorming display the idea- randomly place to prevent leading team members sort idea into related groups create header cards for the group
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what is a prioritization matrix?
helps teams acheive consensus about an issue used to rank or prioritize problems or issues, usually through brainstorming, using crieiteria important to your organization
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list the 4 part to a prioritization matrix
generate ideas- if list is large you can reduce it using this matrix prepare matrix member voting total votes
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What is an Action plan?
list of description of the actions needed to accomplish the objective ST/LT person responsible schedule- start time and finish time