Phase 1 outputs include which combinations of outputs?

Phase 1 outputs include which combinations of outputs?

• A. Only non-materiel solutions
• B. Only materiel solutions
• C. Both non-materiel and materiel solutions, including DCR and ICD/CDD/CPD that lead to new organizations
• D. Process improvements only

Answer: (C)

Phase 1 looks at a capability gap from all angles and produces a mix of solutions, not just one kind. It includes non-materiel options—like changes to doctrine, organizational structure, training, and policy—and materiel options, such as new or modified equipment and systems. It also generates the key governance and requirements documents that often drive structural changes, including design/change requests and interface and capability documents (DCR, ICD, CDD, CPD). These documents lay out how a new capability will work and what must be organized to implement and sustain it, which can lead to creating or reshaping organizations. So Phase 1 outputs encompass both types of solutions and the documents that point to new or revised organizational arrangements.

Phase 1 looks at a capability gap from all angles and produces a mix of solutions, not just one kind. It includes non-materiel options—like changes to doctrine, organizational structure, training, and policy—and materiel options, such as new or modified equipment and systems. It also generates the key governance and requirements documents that often drive structural changes, including design/change requests and interface and capability documents (DCR, ICD, CDD, CPD). These documents lay out how a new capability will work and what must be organized to implement and sustain it, which can lead to creating or reshaping organizations. So Phase 1 outputs encompass both types of solutions and the documents that point to new or revised organizational arrangements.