READINESS AS A QUARTERLY GUESS
Fleet readiness was compiled by hand four times a year and was stale before it was briefed. Maintenance was reactive, spares were hoarded against uncertainty, and planners padded every deployment window because nobody could say which assets would actually be available.
SURVIVAL MODELS IN THE PLANNER'S OWN TOOLS
We fused telemetry with thirty years of maintenance records and built survival models per asset class. Forecasts are not a dashboard to visit — they are written directly into the planning systems officers already use, on infrastructure accredited for classified networks.
PLANNING ON FORECAST, NOT FEAR
Unplanned downtime fell 38% and parts inventory 22%, while readiness itself rose — the forecast is trusted at 90 days with 92% precision. Deployment planning now runs on predicted availability rather than padded assumptions. Details beyond this page sit in classified annexes.