Questions and Answers
Which is an example of a historical challenge of STAMIS?
How many master servers does GCSS-Army have?
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Which of the following is not a benefit of using GCSS-Army?
What is the name of the National level ERP solution?
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To mitigate risks and collect user feedback, development and delivery efforts have been divided into?
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Online functional learning portals are accessed through the?
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GCSS-Army will replace which of the following STAMIS systems?
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Where and when does NET Core Instructor-Facilitated Training (IFT) occur?
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GCSS-Army is specifically configured to?
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What will Wave 1 replace?
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Study Notes
Historical Challenges of STAMIS
- Historical challenges of STAMIS include various factors impacting its effectiveness.
- Example answer to the challenge question: "All of the Above."
Master Servers in GCSS-Army
- GCSS-Army utilizes a single master server to manage operations efficiently.
GCSS-Army Benefits
- One notable drawback of GCSS-Army is decreased asset visibility, which contrasts with its intended benefits.
National Level ERP Solution
- The National level ERP solution utilized is known as LMP (Logistics Modernization Program).
Development and Delivery Strategy
- Development and delivery efforts for GCSS-Army are organized into "Waves" to manage risks and gather user feedback.
Accessing Functional Learning Portals
- Online functional learning portals for GCSS-Army can be accessed through the End User Manual - Plus.
STAMIS System Replacement
- GCSS-Army is set to replace existing STAMIS systems comprehensively, covering all previous functionalities.
NET Core Instructor-Facilitated Training
- NET Core Instructor-Facilitated Training (IFT) is conducted in on-site classrooms during the full fielding phase.
Integration of Business Functions
- GCSS-Army aims to integrate all business functions of current STAMIS into a unified system for efficiency.
Wave 1 Replacements
- Wave 1 of GCSS-Army will specifically replace Finance and SARSS (Standard Army Retail Supply System).
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Test your knowledge about the General Fund and Supply System for the Army with this flashcard quiz. This quiz covers key concepts, historical challenges, and benefits of using GCSS-Army, along with its master server structure. Perfect for those preparing for assessments related to Army logistics and information systems.