Supplier on-time delivery
Overall OTD, delayed orders and average delay days, with OTD rates by category against target. Open a critical supplier to see its order completion and quarter-on-quarter decline.
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Defence industry
Every programme metric on one screen —
Every programme metric on one screen —
without leaving your network.
TURBOARD brings readiness levels, earned value, supplier delivery and local content into one governed model for defence programmes, running fully on-premise, with JAS on offline small language models.
The challenge
Programme risk grows while the data is being collected.
Readiness levels are tracked by engineering, cost and schedule by programme control, deliveries in the ERP and supplier portals, and local-content and offset obligations in yet another set of spreadsheets. Before a programme manager can take a critical decision, someone has to gather all of it by hand — and by the time it reaches the monthly review, the deviation has already grown.
TURBOARD unifies these sources in a single analytics platform, from the TRL/MRL radar to supplier on-time delivery and CPI/SPI. Everything runs inside your own infrastructure, air-gapped if required: the platform, the data and JAS with offline small language models. Row-level permissions keep each programme, subsystem and supplier view limited to the people cleared to see it.
500K+business users work with TURBOARD
Since 2004enterprise BI engineering, founded in Chicago
Cloud or on-premisefully on-premise deployment, AI included
PatentedBI technology, including a granted US patent
Live JAS demo
Technology readiness radar
Average TRL and MRL, critical subsystems and a TRL-versus-MRL radar against target for a sample aircraft programme. Watch the demo drill into the Engine & Propulsion subsystem and JAS explain why it holds the programme’s readiness down.
An interactive TURBOARD + JAS scenario running in your browser. Sample data.
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More scenarios
More defence programme dashboards
Local content and offset tracking
Programme local-content rate against target, offset obligations completed and the domestic-versus-imported share of each subsystem, down to its suppliers and critical components.
What you can do
Defence programme analyses on one governed model
TRL/MRL readiness
Technology and manufacturing readiness of every subsystem on one radar, compared with target, with the largest gaps ranked first.
Earned value management
CPI, SPI, planned value, earned value and actual cost by phase and subsystem, with estimate at completion calculated from actual performance.
Supplier delivery performance
On-time delivery and delay days by supplier over 6 to 12 months, and the programmes each delay affects.
Local content and offset
Domestic and imported shares by subsystem, offset obligations realised and remaining, and the trend towards each programme’s target.
Programme portfolio
All programmes side by side on readiness, cost, schedule and supply, with patented dashboard cloning for like-for-like comparison.
Controlled distribution
Scheduled reports to programme boards and authorities, each recipient filtered by row-level permissions; conditional formatting flags thresholds as they are crossed.
Challenges & solutions
Where defence programme data gets stuck — and how TURBOARD helps
?Scattered programme data
Readiness, supplier, cost and local-content data live in different systems; consolidation is a weekly spreadsheet job.
✓One programme view
ERP, supplier portals and project tools feed one governed model, with every metric on the same screen.
?Deviations found too late
Variances learned in monthly presentations leave little time to intervene.
✓Dashboards that stay current
Visualisations refresh with the source data, and conditional formatting marks deviations as soon as they appear.
?Supply chain blind spots
Subcontractor performance reaches programme management late and incomplete.
✓Supplier scorecards
OTD, delay and quality metrics on one supplier-level scorecard, linked to the programmes they affect.
?Security rules out cloud AI
Classified and export-controlled data cannot be sent to external AI services.
✓Air-gapped AI
JAS runs on offline small language models inside your network; prompts and data never leave it.
JAS · Just Ask Simply
Ask your programme data a question — on your own network
JAS, the AI assistant built into TURBOARD, answers from the governed programme model and the reports your teams already trust. Ask in plain language and she writes the query, builds the chart and cites her sources; JAS Explain writes an interpretation of any dashboard, tailored by persona to a programme director or a subsystem engineer. In an on-premise installation she runs entirely on offline small language models.
Explore JAS capabilities →JJASQuestions you can ask
- Why is the Engine & Propulsion subsystem below its TRL target?
- Which suppliers fell below 85% on-time delivery this quarter, and which programmes do they affect?
- Show CPI and SPI by phase for the land platform programme.
- Which subsystems have the lowest local-content share against target?