Performance-Based Logistics Contracts

Quelle: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Performance-based_logistics

A Performance-Based Logistics contract is an agreement in which the contractor is accountable for the performance outcomes of a system or product, with incentives and penalties linked to predefined metrics such as availability, reliability, and cost-effectiveness. It shifts the focus from transactional support activities to achieving specific performance targets over the contract lifecycle.

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