AFRCI90-601 — Air Force Reserve Command Corporate Structure

AFRCI90-601 governs Air Force Reserve Command corporate decision making and procedures for identifying, developing, and prioritizing resourcing options.

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  • Publication number: AFRCI90-601
  • Title: AIR FORCE RESERVE COMMAND CORPORATE STRUCTURE
  • Date: 2020-08-13

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It covers the AFRCCS structure, process owner working groups, manpower and financial management, enterprise resource planning, program element managers, and training. It requires recurring working groups, quarterly financial management meetings, annual training, and panel chair appointment of MPEMs.

Applies to: It applies to individuals, to AFRC Directors and Chiefs of special staff as well as Numbered Air Forces (NAFs) and HQ Air Reserve Personnel Center (ARPC).

Topics covered

  • Corporate decision making
  • SPPBE process
  • Process owner working groups
  • Manpower and financial management
  • Enterprise resource planning
  • MAJCOM Program Element Managers
  • AFRCCS training

Questions and answers

What must a process owner working group charter include?

Working groups will have a defined charter with a purpose statement, membership, frequency and expected objective that is approved by the Director of the process working group. (paragraph 2)

How often must financial management meetings be held?

To provide this collective resource management action, the respective chairperson convenes the FMG/FMB and FMC to meet at least quarterly. (paragraph 2)

What does the POM include?

The POM includes an analysis of missions, objectives, alternative methods to accomplish objectives, and allocation of resources. (paragraph 2)

What is the primary responsibility of the AFRC Engine Room?

The Engine Room’s primary responsibility is enterprise resource planning. (paragraph 5)

Who appoints MPEMs?

MPEMs will be appointed by the Panel chair. (paragraph 6)

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