Standardization of management control/financial management systems utilized for the O&M, NR appropriation.
Standardization of management control/financial management systems utilized for the O&M, NR appropriation.
This thesis provides an overview of the management control and financial management systems currently utilized within the Naval Reserve Claimancy for management of the Operation and Maintenance, Naval Reserve (0&M,NR) Appropriation. An analysis of these systems and identification of control and performance weaknesses resulting from their utilization provides the basis for development of a standardized financial management system. The standardized financial management system developed by the authors is detailed in the enclosed handbook for use by operating budget holders and OPTAR holders in the Naval Reserve Claimancy.
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Lieutenant Commander, United States Naval Reserve
Lieutenant, United States Naval Reserve
Operation and Maintenance, Naval Reserve Financial Management, Naval Reserve Budgeting, Management Control, Memorandum Recordkeeping, Naval Reserve (0&M,NR) Appropriation, Resource Management System, Management
Operation and Maintenance, Naval Reserve Financial Management, Naval Reserve Budgeting, Management Control, Memorandum Recordkeeping, Naval Reserve (0&M,NR) Appropriation, Resource Management System, Management
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