AR 602-2 — Human Systems Integration In The System Acquisition Process
AR 602-2 governs Army Human Systems Integration policy, responsibilities, standards, and requirements across the system acquisition process.
- Publication number: AR 602-2
- Title: HUMAN SYSTEMS INTEGRATION IN THE SYSTEM ACQUISITION PROCESS
- Date: 06/29/2022
- Proponent: G-1
- Status: ACTIVE
View AR 602-2 on armypubs.army.mil
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AR 602-2 covers HSI domains, acquisition processes, program responsibilities, assessments, and the Human Systems Integration Plan. It requires HSI consideration early in acquisition, documentation of HSI issues, and communication of HSI requirements through solicitations and contracts.
Topics covered
- Army Human Systems Integration
- HSI domains
- System acquisition process
- Human Systems Integration Plan
- HSI assessments
- Soldier Touch Point data
- Source selection process
Questions and answers
What domains does Army Human Systems Integration cover?
HSI integrates and facilitates trade-offs among seven domains, listed below, but does not replace individual domain activities, responsibilities, or reporting channels. (paragraph 1-6)
When will HSI issues and risks be analyzed and managed?
To ensure HSI factors have the greatest positive impact on system design, HSI analysis and the management of risks will occur as part of experimentation, demonstration, and prototyping. (paragraph 1-6)
What must be documented during the capabilities requirements determination process?
HSI issues and concerns will be documented in appropriate program documentation and the ICDT minutes, and reports will provide an audit trail. (paragraph 2-25)
What is the Human Systems Integration Plan used for?
The HSIP is a tailored planning and management tool that documents the HSI tasks in support of technical program reviews (for example, preliminary design reviews, critical design reviews, engineering change proposals, and so forth), user concerns, and recommendations to resolve critical or major HSI issues. (paragraph 3-2)
What must the Human Systems Integration Plan track?
The HSIP is a living document. It will track the current status of issues to include: plans to address the issue; actions taken or decisions made; those responsible; and the current status. (paragraph 3-2)