La Gestión del Cambio en Buques Navales de alta complejidad basado en el Soporte Logístico Integrado

Authors

  • LISSETTE PATRICIA CASADIEGO MIRANDA ESCUELA NAVAL DE SUBOFICIALES ARC BARRANQUILLA
  • Edwin Paipa S.
  • Nelson F Zuñuiga P.
  • Edinson A Bastos B.
  • Javier Pinzon Ramirez

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.15665/rp.v20i2.2788

Abstract

Abstracts: In the life cycle of the naval ships, they can change their configuration depending on which phase they are (physical, functionality and performance characteristics), incorporating systems with a high value that can impact the reliability and the maintainability a long of their useful life.

 

It’s here, where it becomes evident where the need of an adequate process of appropriation and knowledge of the management of the change by part of the Shipowner that for the object case of study is COTECMAR.

Regarding the user operator of the system (Naval Army), management will allow them to carry out efficient and reliable maintainability processes that will help maximize the useful life of the asset and its systems. Faced this scenario the National Navy and COTECMAR, have been realize a process of implementation of management methodologies and development of computational tools to meet those information requirements necessary within the Integrated Logistics Support.

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2022-09-01

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Vol. 20 No. 2 (2022): Julio- Diciembre

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