The Australian Defence Force and industry are undergoing significant changes in the way they work together in capability enhancement programs. There are capability gaps in maintaining and supporting current obligations during major asset acquisition, which has migrated into the front line of Royal Air Force Fighter Groups as a new capability. This paper examines a steady state support solution and argues that in order to interchange from one support solution to a new architecture there must be a period for transition, which may need its own interim business model and operational service. A preliminary study of several existing support solutions reveals the generic elements that need to be parameterized and traced through the support system architecture trajectory. © 2014 The Author(s).
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Mo, J. P. T., & Downey, K. (2014). System design for transitional aircraft support. International Journal of Engineering Business Management, 6(1), 45–56. https://doi.org/10.5772/57451
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