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| What is an Exercise management program? | is the ongoing process of overseeing and integrating a variety of exercises over time. An effective exercise program helps organizations maximize efficiency, resources, time, and funding by ensuring that exercises are part of a coordinated, integrated approach to building, sustaining, and delivering core capabilities. |
| Effective exercise program management promotes a multi-year approach to: | • Engaging elected and appointed officials. • Establishing multi-year exercise program priorities • Developing a multi-year TEP. • Maintaining a rolling summary of exercise outcomes. • Managing exercise program resources. |
| Multi-year Exercise Program Priorities | Exercising is a continual process where previous risk assessments, jurisdictional and threat changes are analyzed to establish new preparedness goals to be evaluated in the next series of exercises. |
| The multiyear approach is driven by these steps: | • Engaging elected and appointed officials • Establishing multiyear exercise program priorities • Developing a multi-year Training and Exercise Plan (TEP) • Maintaining a rolling summary of exercise outcomes • Managing exercise program resources |
| Progressive Approach | Is a series of exercises tied to a set of common program priorities. Each exercise builds on previous exercises using more sophisticated simulation techniques or requiring more preparation time, personnel, and planning. |
| 4 Types of Discussion-based Exercises | • Seminar • Workshop • Tabletop Exercise (TTX) • Game |
| Seminar | Seminars provide an overview into strategies, plans, policies, or procedures. Seminars can be valuable when an entity is developing new plans or making changes to existing plans or procedures. |
| Workshop | Workshops are more structured than seminars. Participant attendance and collaboration from relevant stakeholders is essential to obtain consensus and produce effective plans, procedures, and agreements. |
| Tabletop Exercise (TTX) | They facilitate conceptual understanding, identify strengths, and areas for improvements, and/or achieving changes in perceptions. Participants are encouraged to problem-solve together through in-depth discussion. An effective TTX comes from active participants and their assessment of recommended revisions to current plans, policies, and procedures. |
| Game | A simulation of operations that often involves two or more teams using rules, data, and procedures designed to depict an actual or hypothetical situation. Identifying critical decision-making points is a major factor in the success of games. |
| Operations-based Exercises | • Drill • Functional Exercise (FE) • Full-Scale Exercise (FSE) |
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