The Development of Computerized Techniques for Enlisted Advancement Planning.
Abstract
The purpose of the Navy's enlisted advancement system is to ensure qualified personnel are promoted to fill petty officer vacancies while at the same time providing ample career promotion opportunities. Advancement flows must be precisely geared to filling vacancies in the top six pay grades of some 100 occupational specialties under conditions of changing manpower resources and requirements. Because of the large number of data manipulations, and the tradeoffs required, enlisted advancement planning was considered to be a prime candidate for the application of computer technology. A set of programs for computerized enlisted advancement planning have been designed to provide a broad data base for operational as well as high level policy decisions relative to planning and controlling the force of petty officers. (Author)
Document Details
- Document Type
- Technical Report
- Publication Date
- Jul 01, 1972
- Accession Number
- AD0748597
Entities
People
- Tandy B. Quisenberry
Organizations
- United States Naval Research Laboratory