Functional Experts
The EVMS Center identifies Subject Matter Experts (SMEs) to cover certain areas of responsibility to provide consistent, reliable, accurate information for EVMS functional subjects internal and external to the Agency.
DCMA EVMS Center Training SMEs: - responsible for training guidance, EVMS informal development plans, DAWIA certification review and adjudication recommendation, and general EVMS learning internal and external to the Agency. Responsibility includes promulgation of information among EVMS Center team members at each Group location. Leads: Patricia Gonzalez, Lucinda Smith
DCMA EVMS Center Policy SMEs: - responsible for official requests for information from internal and external sources regarding policy, regulation, clause, and other EVMS functional document review. Responsible for supporting or providing responses to internal and external formal and informal requests for policy review, comments, and adjudication of EVMS functional policy, procedure, and regulatory type requests for information. Includes promulgation of information among EVMS Center team members at each Group location. Leads: Danielle Bemis, Keven Davis
DCMA EVMS Center Tools SMEs: - responsible for gathering, understanding, and processing EVMS-specific tools used in all facets of performing the EVMS functional duties in support of carrying out all aspects of the BPs as necessary. Responsibility includes promulgation of information among EVMS Center team members at each Group location. Leads: Patrick Stedem, Jean Christian Brutus
DECM Process: Any recommended changes to the DCMA EVMS Compliance Metric (DECM), general EVMS questions or input regarding the compliance metrics and process are submitted to the EVMS Center inbox (link below). All DECM change requests must be submitted no later than 2 weeks prior to next Configuration Control Board (CCB) for consideration in CCB proceedings. All DECM change requests must be submitted using redline Metric Specification Template only. DECM change requests submitted late may be considered as time allows, and may be deferred until next CCB meeting. DECM metric specification template updates are to be posted not later than 30 days after CCB proceedings close. Metric Specification Templates become effective 14 calendar days after the day they are posted. Possible impact to surveillance events in process are evaluated with each cognizant DCMA Group Lead as necessary.