Aircraft carrier deck from above
ProductionWork completed
QualityFindings closed
SustainmentInterventions logged

Defense manufacturing & sustainment intelligence

Readiness is builtlong beforethe mission.

B3 gives defense manufacturers and sustainment organizations one connected view of the production, maintenance, and quality conditions that decide whether critical assets are ready when they are needed.

Every asset, one record
Every asset carries the record of the system that built and sustains it.
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01The strategic imperative

Each system is accurate on its own terms.

Production systems track work. Maintenance systems track interventions. Quality systems capture findings. Enterprise systems hold plans and commitments. Technical repositories hold what it takes to understand the asset.

Critical decisions rarely fit inside one of them.

They need evidence from across the organization, assembled while it still matters.

B3 connects them into one operational picture.

Data from each relevant system, connected and held in context.

B3 · Operational pictureConnected
ProductionTracks work
MaintenanceTracks interventions
QualityCaptures findings
EnterpriseHolds plans
TechnicalHolds asset knowledge
02The operational reality

The mission seesthe result.The industrial basecarries the complexity.

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Main battle tank crossing an open field
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A missed production commitment can be visible at program level without revealing the combination of conditions behind it.

Fighter jet on a runway
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A maintenance event can be recorded without showing its effect on output, availability, or support priorities.

Fighter jet on an aircraft carrier deck
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A recurring quality finding can be closed in one system while its cause keeps surfacing in production and sustainment.

The problem is rarely a lack of information.
It is understanding what the information means together.
03Where B3 applies

Three places where connectedcontext changes the decision.

Each begins with a specific operational question and the evidence already held across production, sustainment, and quality.

01

Production

Connect production performance, workflow events, and program context into one view of output.

02

Sustainment

See maintenance demand, work status, asset condition, and recurring issues as one picture of availability.

03

Quality

Place each quality finding in the context of the production activity and prior occurrences around it.

04The B3 platform

An operational intelligence layer across the systems involved in production and sustainment. It starts from the decision and works outward to the evidence.

Connect.
See.
Act.
Orion
Connect the systems you already run.

Bring the industrial and enterprise information relevant to the decision into one connected layer, from PLCs, SCADA, MES, ERP, CMMS, and historians to databases, APIs, files, and legacy sources.

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Neo
Establish a common operating picture.

Live operational views, consistent KPIs, alerts, trends, and role-specific perspectives across production, maintenance, quality, and workflow.

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B3rry
Turn context into decision support.

AI agents help teams investigate anomalies, interrogate performance, and surface next steps with the evidence attached. People stay in charge: recommendations inform the decision, they don't make it.

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01 · Orion · Connect
02 · Neo · See
03 · B3rry · Act
05Decision advantage

Make the conditions behindreadiness visible.

Subject to technical fit, information availability, governance, and the selected use case, B3 can help defense organizations:

  • 01See across production and sustainment workflows.
  • 02Hold one consistent view of operational performance.
  • 03Investigate recurring quality and reliability issues faster.
  • 04Reduce manual reconciliation across reports and systems.
  • 05Link maintenance conditions to operational impact.
  • 06Prioritize the constraints affecting critical work and assets.
  • 07Make timely decisions grounded in evidence.
  • 08Strengthen the operational understanding behind industrial readiness.

No defense deployment, government authorization, security accreditation, certification, or guaranteed outcome is implied.

06Responsible deployment

Capability that operateswithin authority.

Defense environments carry distinct requirements for information access, data handling, deployment, integration, governance, security, and human decision authority. Before any work begins, B3 and your team define:

  • 01The operational decision being supported.
  • 02The evidence required to support it.
  • 03The information that can be used.
  • 04Who needs access to the resulting context.
  • 05The technical boundaries of the application.
  • 06The review required before insight becomes action.

No implementation model is assumed until those requirements are understood.

Personnel beside a tactical vehicle
Aircraft carrier under way
07Strategic statement

Readiness is not a metric found in one system. It is an industrial system working as one.

When production, maintenance, quality, and operational evidence stay separate, leaders see fragments.

Connected, that evidence gives organizations a stronger basis for understanding risk, directing attention, and supporting the mission.

08Questions

Defense manufacturing and sustainment, answered plainly.

What does B3 do for defense manufacturers and sustainment organizations?

B3 connects production, maintenance, quality, and enterprise data into one operational picture. Orion connects the systems, Neo makes performance visible in real time, and B3rry’s AI agents help teams investigate issues and decide on next steps, with the evidence attached.

Does B3 replace our MES, ERP, or CMMS?

No. B3 connects to the systems you already run, including PLCs, SCADA, MES, ERP, CMMS, historians, databases, APIs, and files, and adds a connected layer on top of them. Nothing is ripped out or replaced.

Where does B3 apply in defense operations?

In three places: production, where output is measured against program commitments; sustainment and MRO, where maintenance demand, asset condition, and recurring issues decide availability; and quality, where each finding is placed in the context of the production activity and prior occurrences around it.

How are security, data access, and deployment requirements handled?

They are defined with your team before any work begins: the decision being supported, the information that can be used, who needs access to the results, the technical boundaries, and the review required before insight becomes action. No implementation model is assumed, and no government authorization, security accreditation, or certification is implied.

How do we get started with B3?

Start with one operational question: a single production workflow, maintenance process, asset group, quality investigation, or reporting problem. B3 maps the evidence available, shows where operational context breaks down, and tells you plainly whether B3 is the right fit.

Start with the decision

Bring us the operationalquestion that matters.

One production workflow, maintenance process, asset group, quality investigation, or reporting problem is enough to begin.

We map the available evidence, find where operational context breaks down, and tell you plainly whether B3 is the right fit.

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Technical, security, deployment, integration, and governance requirements are evaluated before any solution scope is proposed.