Preparedness for Emerging Threats within the Nation

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1 Preparedness for Emerging Threats within the Nation

2 Presenters Eric Clayton, Lockheed Martin Project Manager Annette Pointer, Lockheed Martin Project Manager Brant Pearson, UPP Technology Director of Business Development Jason Shattuck, UPP Technology Public Sector Program Director

3 Objectives Discuss emerging practices and theories that can be applied to improve community preparedness and community resilience at the local, state, tribal, and national levels Describe solutions provided by the Lockheed Martin and Upp Technology team to resolve existing gaps in data collection, analysis, and surveillance which are crucial to responding to both large and small scale emergencies Recognize key tools to enhance preparedness and response capabilities at federal, state, and local levels

4 Overview Brief Demonstration of irms AM (Asset Management) irms GoKit Mobile Logistics Platform Lockheed Martin Capabilities Lockheed Martin and UPP Technology will demonstrate the ability to provide a faster, better quality, and secure solution for Inventory Management, paving the path to a new way for Inventory Accountability This session will highlight how state and local agencies can benefit from an integrated Mobile Inventory Management System (MIMS) Learn about MIMS irms GOKIT connectivity between the Federal Government and the States and Local agencies How to eradicate potential delays in public distribution and resupply of assets Increased knowledge and control in the data collection, analysis, and surveillance during an emergency Learn about capabilities of Lockheed Martin that provide a conduit for critical assets from a Local, State and Federal Level

5 Preparedness for Emerging Threats within the Nation To protect the Nation s Health and Security, being prepared with countermeasures is essential to saving lives. Stockpiling the required and quintessential countermeasures for any attack is a dire necessity A critical part of states ability to respond to a public health event depends upon the storage and deployment of its assets provided by Federal Government as well as their own This presentation will highlight how state and local agencies can benefit from an integrated Mobile Inventory Management System. Integrated Mobile Inventory Management System-MIMS irms GOKIT MIMS irms GOKIT connectivity between the Federal Government and the Sates and Local agencies Eradicates potential delays in public distribution and resupply of assets Allows the maintaining of e-pedigree throughout the supply chain Offers powerful inventory control at the local level Increased knowledge in the data collection, analysis, and surveillance during an emergency Provides dashboard capabilities and allow users the same access to data Proven results being recognized by 23 states currently using this solution

6 Lockheed Martin / Upp Solution The Nation s Need for Preparedness Global health security, Emerging Pandemic Threats (EPT), infectious disease, climate change, extreme weather, and cybersecurity threats to critical infrastructure In an effort to prepare our nation, Lockheed Martin and UPP Technology offer a solution for system integration for the purpose of total control, secure data collection and storage, continuous visibility, and tracking of mission critical inventory during an emergency. Through supply chain methodology, Lockheed Martin and UPP Technology possess the ability to integrate complex systems to enable federal, state, and local agencies to meet the country s need to protect public health and security. By eradicating delays in distribution and resupply of assets during an emergency, MIMS could yield mass benefits to federal, state, and local agencies. Fully scalable and interoperable, irms Go-KIT manages the receipt, staging, storage, allocation, mobilization and tracking of inventory. irms Go-KIT is ready-to-go at a moment s notice and contains everything necessary to operate and move inventory management, patient treatment, dispensing, and mass casualty and sheltering sites. It has capabilities to track and monitor inventory transactions released by the federal government to the state and local government without losing visibility.

7 Demo Examples based on proven federal and state experience supporting the integration of a Mobile Inventory Management System.

8 Mobile Inventory Management System (MIMS) irms GOKIT In today s warehouse management system, assets are received, shipped and managed, within the same facility. With advancements in Mobile Inventory, users are able to control and manage inventory stored at multiple facilities without any interruption to the main central inventory warehouse management system. The MIMS irms GOKIT will enable you to receive and replenish inventory at the Point of Dispensing (POD) site. Features and Benefits Dashboard Metrics, providing a text/graphical immediate, realtime look at facilities upon system login Asset receipt, staging, storage, quality control and dispensing Filtering of assets by type and location Event-specific kitting Lot control/expiration date tracking (required for controlled product like vaccines) U.S. FDA-validated audit trail (again, required for handling of controlled product) Facility and location (where assets are stored) management Data capture using handheld wireless equipment, or alternately streamlined data entry, and storage of asset and location detail Capability to break down inventory into its smallest component Order management, including automatic creation of orders for inventory received from the SNS Inventory control and management using commercial warehouse industry best practices for accountability

9 Our Mission We solve complex challenges, advance scientific discovery, and deliver innovative solutions to help our customers keep people safe and provide them essential services. We understand the importance of preparing our nation for emerging threats. Our ability to integrate complex systems will help you achieve the goal of protecting the nation s health and security. We perform with excellence and do what it takes to deliver extraordinary solutions for today s need and tomorrow s emerging treats. #1 Solution Capabilities Systems integration & innovation Mobile inventory management system Data collection and storage Incident & Point of Dispensing (POD) management Inventory dispensing Tracking and monitoring assets released by Federal agency to a POD site Eradicates potential delays in public distribution and resupply of assets Supply chain, emergency management and system integration subject matter experts Understanding the emerging threats in data analytics, data security, and global health security with proven results in countermeasures Proven experience with Federal, state, and local agencies IT PROVIDER Washington Technology Top Consecutive Years

10 Preparedness for Emerging Threats within the Nation QUESTIONS?

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