PS Magazine - TB 43-PS-730
PS, The Preventative Maintenance Monthly
ISSUE 730
SEPTEMBER 2013
50
PS 730
SEP 13
Note:
Depending on your existing LIW permissions, you may also need to submit a SAR
to access some applications for the first time.
Visit:
Example of customized LIW portal:
By
accessing the LIW-I App Warehouse, you
can select applications for use and/or
create a shortcut to those applications. In
this example, several applications were
added to include various DODAAC search
applications. To select applications, click
on the App Warehouse.
To quickly find FORCE applications required for
DODAAC searches, in Keyword Search box enter
“DODAAC” and in Business Area box enter “FORCE.”
Logistics Management…
How to Find PBO and DODAAC
Coordinator POCs
Everyone
must now
customize
their LIW
portal.
So your portal page
will vary, depending on
the application buttons
you pick to display.
if you don’t already have the DODAAC
SEARCH button on your portal page,
go to App Warehouse, then choose
DODAAC SEARCH from the list.
ChoOse Create Shortcut
if you think you might use
it more than once and
want the button on your
portal page.
Otherwise, pick
Go to Application.
Follow
the
same
steps
for the
NON-ARMY
DODAAC
button
if you
need to
contact
other
services.
Army
DODAACs
Other service DODAACs:
Navy, Marines, GSA, etc.
DODAAC query:
Double-
click on icon of choice for
DODAAC search.
hey, cloe! How
do I find the
POC for another
Army unit?
I really
neEd to get
in touch with
these guys.
loGsA’s
LIW has
a
search
function
that can do
that for
the army
and other
services.
you’re
in
luck!
in fact, it’s even
easier
to
communicate with Department of
Defense Activity Address Code
(DODAAC) coordinators and unit
property book officers (PBOs).
With the
redesigned
Logistics Information
Warehouse (LIW), you
can set up a simple
one-button search.
scoot
over, I’ll
show you
how to
do it.
awesome!
thanks!
if you don’t already have an
LIW account, you’ll need to
complete a one-time system
access request (SAR).
After
that, you
can login
using
your CAC.
Here’s
how…
First, go
to LIW.
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