Air Force Watching the Clock with TimePiece

TimePiece, the web-based organization scheduling software, is now tracking the schedules of 600+ launch officers in command of our nation’s ICBM (Intercontinental Ballistic Missiles) force at Air Force Space Command’s three ICBM bases in North Dakota, Montana and Wyoming.   The ICBM schedule is extremely complex, as this critical 24x7 mission is spread out over 15 launch control facilities, each continuously manned by a 2-person crew responsible for maintaining job proficiency through multiple monthly classroom and simulator sessions.  TimePiece tracks approximately 4000+ events a month per base, well over 100,000 events per year for all three bases, accessible through a web browser anywhere on base or in the missile complex. 

TimePiece is Kepler Research’s first commercial software product, although Kepler is not new to web-based software, through its support of government web applications utilized by the Air Force.

TimePiece is designed to handle the most complex organizations - focusing on the people, resources, locations and assets required to get the job done - by giving a web-based organization view of the entire schedule.