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The Army’s non-commissioned officers may start using an online dashboard to track soldiers' readiness, after a pilot study showed the move could reduce paperwork and improve training outcomes.
The tool, called the Unit Leader Workspace, tracks individual soldiers’ completion of a range of readiness goals, including medical checks, administrative requirements, and training tasks, such as weapons qualifications. The tool also includes calendar functions that allow commanders to quickly see if their formations will be ready in time for deployment.
The tool, called the Unit Leader Workspace, tracks individual soldiers’ completion of a range of readiness goals, including medical checks, administrative requirements, and training tasks, such as weapons qualifications. The tool also includes calendar functions that allow commanders to quickly see if their formations will be ready in time for deployment.
Army Mulls New Tool to Track Soldier Readiness
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MSG Thomas Currie
Only problem is that some contractor will read your comment, not recognize sarcasm, and cite it as proof that NCOs support having yet another digital hoop to jump trough to record ticket-punching that is largely accomplished with a magic pencil anyway.
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MSG Thomas Currie you are 100% correct! Luckily I'll be retired before this goes live so I'm okay with being the good idea fairy this one time haha!
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If this minimizes the same NCOs having to pooka punch all that data in and actually just be able to use it…Vice feeding it, I could see some value in it. What ever they did for the initial MEDPROS , do the opposite.
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MSG Thomas Currie
Once it becomes centralized it quickly loses all value as "leaders" at multiple levels will ensure the magic pencil records that all-is-well
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