Systems and Data
Three pieces on the machinery behind the paperwork: how DSCA decides which systems get built and who approves the spending, which system a case actually lives in at each stage from DSAMS to DIFS, and where the data ends up including the SCIP portal a partner can see.
Three pieces in this topic
How security cooperation systems get funded
Two boards, the BCAT thresholds, and the six phase I2P route from an idea to a funded project.
02The systems a case runs on
Written in DSAMS, executed in CISIL, MISIL, CMCS or SAMIS, billed through DIFS, reported by CPRS.
03Where the data is held, and who can see it
The SCIP portal a partner can open, Socium and SANweb behind it, and data standards enforced by funding.
Key terms in this topic
Strategic Investment BoardPortfolio Investment Review BoardEngineering and Architecture Review BoardBusiness system categoryIntake to PrioritizationDSAMSDSAMS Training ModuleCISIL, MISIL, CMCS and SAMISDIFSCPRSSCIPSociumSANwebRCPAMSData standards baseline
Other topics in people and offices
- International Training 4 pieces
- International Students 3 pieces
- Offices and People 3 pieces
- Teams in Country 3 pieces
- Manpower and Training Costs 3 pieces
- Inside the Embassy Office 3 pieces
- Regional Centers and Institutes 4 pieces
- Security Cooperation Administration 3 pieces
- Academies and Partner Schools 2 pieces
- Planning Grant Aid and the IMET Year 4 pieces
- International Students in Practice 4 pieces
- Other Training Routes 2 pieces
- Pricing Training 5 pieces
- Training Plans and Reports 3 pieces
- Assistance Personnel and Participants 3 pieces
- Contractors in Operational Areas 5 pieces
- Private Security Contractors 3 pieces
- Operational Contract Support 3 pieces
- Contractor Deployment Cycle 4 pieces
- Contractor Conduct and Liability 3 pieces