Case Study: United States Air Force modernizes AFFIRST and improves mission support with Three Wire Systems

United States Air Force modernizes AFFIRST for 300,000 Airmen with Three Wire Systems

The United States Air Force faced the challenge of modernizing and maintaining its critical AFFIRST case management system, which is used by Airman and Family Readiness Centers to provide essential support services to over 1.3 million active-duty, guard, reserve, and retired members and their families. The legacy system was built on a proprietary framework, creating barriers to efficiency and future development. The Air Force entrusted Three Wire Systems with the task of migrating, enhancing, and hosting this vital application.

Three Wire Systems successfully migrated the AFFIRST system from its proprietary framework to an open-source, cloud-hosted solution using agile development. This modernization broadened the application's capabilities and ensured its security and compliance. The solution provided by Three Wire Systems resulted in a reliable, modernized system that offers uninterrupted access and continuous enhancements, directly supporting the Air Force's mission to take care of its people by efficiently tracking the long-term impact of its family support services.

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