HALO-SI from QSI

The problem

Acquisition runs on PowerPoint. Program managers and their teams spend much of the day building slides, chasing the latest data from each person who holds a piece of it, and keeping stakeholders aligned. That leaves less time to manage the program.

What HALO-SI from QSI is

HALO-SI from QSI is SI assistance being designed for government acquisition teams. It is designed to follow your acquisition pathway's milestones and decision points, built from public acquisition guidance such as the FAR and the DFARS. Users remain responsible for compliance decisions. Agency deviations and contract terms may differ.

What HALO-SI from QSI is designed to help with

• Stakeholder management: track who needs what, and when.
• Knowledge management: one searchable home for program documents and decisions.
• Brief building: draft briefs from current program data, ready for your review.
• One shared picture: keep every stakeholder working from the same information.
• Schedule management: designed to import your Microsoft Project schedule, let you review the changes, and keep the master schedule current.
• Event capture: log reviews, decisions and action items so nothing is lost.
• Funding allocation tracking and planning: see how planned funds line up with the work. HALO-SI from QSI does not obligate or move funds.
• Contract execution tracking: follow deliverables and milestones.
• Program insight: see whether cost, schedule and performance are tracking to plan.

People review every output. Your team keeps the final say.

Included in your engagement

Engagements include a dedicated QSI data management and SI specialist, as set out in each signed agreement. The specialist builds your program's knowledge management database and tailors HALO-SI from QSI to how your team works.

What you can expect

HALO-SI from QSI is designed to help your team with:

• Less time spent building slides and chasing data.
• Briefs and reviews drafted from one shared source.
• A clearer view of cost, schedule and performance.
• A partner who knows your program's data.