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Design interface has two primary purposes in integrated product support.

Ensure that logistics support considerations are part of the acquisition process

Ensure that the system design is fully supported by the integrated product support elements

Both of the above

In integrated product support, the design interface connects how a system is designed with how it will be supported over its life. It ensures logistics support considerations are part of the acquisition process, so decisions about parts, maintenance, and supply chains are understood and funded early, avoiding costly late changes. It also makes sure the system design is fully supported by the integrated product support elements, meaning the design can be maintained, repaired, and supplied through the IPS plan with appropriate concepts, spares, training, and infrastructure in place. Together, these aims ensure the system is both affordable to maintain and logistically supportable from the outset, which is why pursuing both paths is essential.

None of the above