Definition of Terms for Reference
Definitions for Alignment to I-neXt Vectors:
Protection: Measures to address threats and challenges, or to maintain situational awareness and control of who and what comes onto Marine Corps bases and stations
Resilience: Building capacity and readiness to generate, store, and distribute energy and water in order to sustain operations “off the grid”
Maintenance: Developing integrated “smart” monitoring and control systems to support efficient reporting, tracking and fulfillment processes and enables predictive maintenance and timely repairs
Training and Range Support: Optimized facilities and resources to support state-of-the-art, full spectrum training for the 21st century warfighter
Mobility: Addresses or improves the freedom of movement of Marines both on an installation or around it, such as establishing multi-modal, needs-based transit on installations with lower costs and environmental impacts
Community: Applies to quality of life for civilian Marines and families, to include integration between the installation and the local area; access to resources & services “outside the fence line”
Operational Reach: Modernized infrastructure and communications networks that are fully connected, enabled and hardened to provide full-spectrum support to operational capabilities across domains
Command and Control: Data-driven operational control that ensures near-real time coordination, interoperability and information integration
Data: Advanced technology integration and governance strategy that supports the storage, management, sharing, and use of data across the installation and enterprise
Definitions for DOTMLPF-P Alignment:
D (Doctrine): The way we do the job
O (Organization): How we organize to do the job, how the organization runs
T (Training): The training needed to do the job
M (Materiel): All the “stuff” necessary to equip the team to operate effectively
L (Leadership and education): How leaders are prepared to lead, related to the job, from squad leader to 4-star general/admiral; and professional development or education needed for leaders
P (Personnel): The availability of qualified people for peacetime, wartime, and various contingency operations (and FTEs required) to assure that the job gets done
F (Facilities): The real property, installations, and industrial facilities needed or existing—that supports the ability to the job
P (Policy): Related to the job, the DoD, interagency, international policy that impact the other six non-material elements above