NAVIS – Multi-Domain Military Logistics Management System: Interoperability

Designed to Connect, Not to Operate in Isolation

NAVIS is designed to operate within existing logistics and information environments, interfacing with external systems according to customer requirements and the availability of system interfaces.

This approach allows NAVIS to connect logistics information and processes with systems already used by military organizations, supporting an integrated logistics environment.

Integration with Existing Systems

According to customer requirements and available system interfaces, NAVIS can interface with:

• Maintenance Management Systems (MMS)
• Logistics Information Systems (LIS)
• Material Requirements Planning (MRP)
• Maintenance, Repair & Operations (MRO) systems
• Existing customer databases
• Legacy applications
• Platform information systems
• Base and unit information systems

Connecting the Logistics Information Chain

NAVIS acts as an integration layer connecting the information, resources and processes required throughout the logistics chain.

DATA → MATERIALS → DOCUMENTATION → WAREHOUSES → LOGISTICS PROCESSES → OPERATIONAL SUPPORT

By connecting these elements within a common logistics environment, NAVIS supports the exchange and availability of information across the systems and processes involved in logistics operations.

A Connected Logistics Environment

NAVIS is designed to integrate with existing systems rather than operate as an isolated application. Its interoperability capabilities allow logistics data and processes to be connected according to the customer's technological environment and operational requirements.

Designed to Connect, Not to Operate in Isolation.