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United States Air Force Computer-Aided Acquisition & Logistics Support (CALS): CAD/CAM/CAE Current and Future Environment (1988 - 1998). Version 3.0

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    • Abstract:
      The diffusion and adoption of new technologies across national, sectoral, and

      organizational boundaries has been a topic of considerable research. While the

      exact transfer mechanism remains a matter of hypothesis, it seems clear that the

      direction and speed of technology development and penetration is heavily impacted by

      environmental influences - be they organizational, macroeconomic, or microeconomic.

      This section of the report examines key aspects of the current and projected future

      environment which could influence either the direction or pace of CAD/CAM/CAE

      technology development or the adoption of these technologies by the U.S. Air Force.

      Most of the discussion will center around issues relevant to the Air Force Logistics

      Command (AFLC), except where noted.

      Structued in six sections, the report compares and contrasts the aerospace industry

      with the Air Force for perspective and balance. Sections 2.0 and 3.0 contrast the

      respective current design and manufacturing environments. Section 4.0 examines

      associated procurements, prototyping, and R&D programs that could have significant

      impacts on the evolutionary path followed by both sectors. Sections 5.0 and 6.0

      extrapolate into the future by examining future weapon system technologies and the

      plans of industry and the Air Force to respond to th egrowing technological challenge.

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