Installation Vision 2010, April 1998

Download or read book Installation Vision 2010, April 1998 written by and published by . This book was released on 1998 with total page 10 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: Army Vision 2010 (AV 2010) is the blueprint for the Army's contributions to the operational concepts identified in Joint Vision 2010. It is a conceptual template for how the Army will channel the vitality and innovation of its soldiers and civilians and leverage technological opportunities to achieve improved effectiveness. Installation Vision 2010 is an integral component of that template. Installation 2010 defines tenets, goals, and strategies as they cascade from a model based on the Government Performance and Results Act. The process results in the Installation Management Action Plan. The vision focuses on how to better meet the demands of the next millennium. Installation Vision 2010 complements the Army's vision of Army XXI by defining Installation XXI. It develops the concepts and methodologies to improve installation capabilities and define future operational concepts, infrastructure, and technologies to satisfy future demands. The document describes how the increased cost of doing business, availability of like services in nearby communities, and the ever changing expectations of soldiers require a critical analysis of services. Questions raised include: what services will continue to be provided, which ones will be divested, and which ones will be competitively contracted or consolidated, and how will retained services be funded and supported. The installation support system must transition to meet the increased demands of today's Army while accommodating the realities of a smaller force operating with constrained resources. Installation Vision 2010 proposed five tenets -- maintain readiness, provide power projection, maintain quality of life, sustain the environment, and operate efficiently. These tenets define the major thrusts for Installation XXI and Installation After Next.