MPM Update: New Cyber Developmental Test & Evaluation Process Added

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The Modernization Process Model (MPM) has been enhanced with the addition of 1.4.5.1.5.1 – Conduct Cyber Developmental Test and Evaluation (DT&E) and supporting subprocess 1.4.5.1.5.1.1. Aligned with the Cyber DT&E Iterative Process described in DoWM 5000.103, this new content provides a structured framework for planning, preparing, executing, evaluating, and reporting cybersecurity testing activities throughout the system lifecycle. The process flow illustrates how Cyber Working Groups (CyWGs), threat assessments, attack surface characterization, criticality analysis, Mission-Based Cyber Risk Assessments (MBCRAs), and mission-focused testing activities work together to identify vulnerabilities, assess cyber resilience, and support risk-informed decision making. In addition to the new Cyber DT&E content, the OUSD Producibility and Manufacturability Engineering Guide has been… Read More

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Data Standardization and Documentation Updates

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The Modernization Process Model (MPM) team has released Version 26.05.11, focused on improving data consistency and updating supporting documentation across the MPM environment. This release continues ongoing efforts to improve usability, governance, and standardization within MPM by aligning key data elements and ensuring supporting references remain current and accessible.

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Revolutionary FAR Overhaul incorporated into Modernization Process Model V26.05.01

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The release of MPM Version 26.05.01 delivers a targeted update to ensure continued alignment with the Revolutionary FAR Overhaul initiative. While this version does not introduce major process changes, it focuses on critical administrative updates that improve accuracy, usability, and consistency across the model.

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Modernization Process Model v26.03.27

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The Modernization Process Model (MPM) Version 26.03.27 delivers a focused update that strengthens Value Engineering (VE) alignment with established guidance by incorporating key elements from SD-24. Within 1.5.4.5 Conduct Value Engineering (VE) best practices were added to the Provide VE Resources and Manage VE Proposals processes, improving the resourcing, evaluation, and timely execution of VE activities in accordance with DoD VE policy. Additionally, SD-24 was introduced as a reference for the Document VE Benefits process, reinforcing standardized methods for capturing and reporting VE outcomes.

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