ORACLE and Requirements Forecasting, Vol. 1

Extensions of ORACLE

Zachary F. Lansdowne

Published 1988

ORACLE (Oversight of Resources and Capability for Logistics Effectiveness) is a methodology that was developed to abstract aggregate relations from the U.S. Air Force's computation system for spares and repair requirements. Because ORACLE currently works with only a simplified version of this system, this Note investigates ways of extending ORACLE so that it can work with the actual version.

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  • Year: 1988
  • Pages: 48
  • Document Number: N-2615/1-P&L

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Lansdowne, Zachary F., ORACLE and Requirements Forecasting, Vol. 1: Extensions of ORACLE. Santa Monica, CA: RAND Corporation, 1988. https://www.rand.org/pubs/notes/N2615z1.html.
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