Open AccessStrategic plan strategy of the Oak Ridge National Laboratory Environmental Restoration Program
Publication year - 1995
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Reports
DOI - 10.2172/434467
Subject(s) - oak ridge national laboratory , plan (archaeology) , work (physics) , project planning , work breakdown structure , project management , engineering management , program management , process management , project charter , engineering , computer science , systems engineering , physics , archaeology , nuclear physics , mechanical engineering , history
This report provides information about the use of an integrated strategic plan, strategy, and life-cycle baseline in the long range planning and risk process employed by the environmental restoration program at the Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL). Long-range planning is essential because the ER Program encompasses hundreds of sites; will last several decades; and requires complex technology, management, and policy. Long-range planning allows a focused, cost-effective approach to identify and meet Program objectives. This is accomplished through a strategic plan, a strategy, and a life-cycle baseline. This long-range methodology is illustrated below