Description
DPAS's Handheld Terminal (HHT) executive software is no longer supported by the vendor, thus the devices can no longer be connected to the DoD network. This does not alleviate the functions of the DPAS programs, but rather results in performing these functions manually rather than using AIT automation. This SCR is proposing to transition the Ad Hoc move functionality that resides within the DPAS application to a web application enabling the user to use any approved device that is capable of hosting a DPAS session.
Recommended
Develop a web page(s) that provides the capability to move an asset from one location to another or from a location into a container, or from a container to a location by scanning of asset/materiel, location and container labels. Consideration should also be given to supporting pRFID as a read methodology, and supporting planned picks.
Mission Critical
Yes, without this capability, there is an increased manpower requirement that cannot be fulfilled.
Benefits
Reduced manpower through automated scans, and improves accuracy.
Users
All users who move inventory.
Completed – Release 2020.3 – 9 October 2020

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