Military work force in charge of advantage development need improved Information Technology (IT) abilities to deal with all aspects of transportation operation in the Department of Defence (DOD) advanced logistics environment. Mechanized Movement and Identification Solutions (AMIS) gives each Army unit transportation administration IT arrangements (with lifecycle administration), head transportation and appropriation IT arrangements, transportation frameworks utilitarian ability, preparing backing and every minute of every day client support.

Transportation Coordinators' - Automated Information for Movement Systems II (TC-AIMS II) is utilized by each Army unit to arrange and execute unit developments for organization and redeployment operations. From Unit Movement Officers (UMOs) to Installation Transportation Officers (ITOs) to mode chiefs, TC-AIMS II gives mechanized backing to an extensive variety of clients who are in charge of transportation and dispersion. TC-AIMS II offers two noteworthy apparatuses to bolster the full continuum of transportation operations:

TC-AIMS II Unit Move usefulness encourages arranging and execution of natural developments, beginning with the foundation of unit move necessities and completion with the entry of required resources at a destination point. TC-AIMS II helps leaders in making, looking after, overseeing, and redesigning unit hardware, work force, and sending data. It fuses the instrument for recognizing resources and prerequisites for power arrangement/redeployment on conscious and emergency activity arranging. It additionally gives instruments to bolster nonstop information process administration, arranging and execution of organizations, and resource following. Likewise, the unit move capacity underpins rail, air, and ship stacking.

TC-AIMS II Theater Operations (TOPS) usefulness empowers development control components to oversee and organize transportation administrations amid Joint Reception, Staging, Onward Movement, and Integration (JRSOI) and sustainment operations.

Preparing materials for TC-AIMS II are fundamentally as Interactive Multimedia Instructions (IMIs). These IMIs are intuitive programming recreations of the TC-AIMS II 7.0.1.1 programming which permit the client a "virtual preparing environment". The IMIs are short (around 10 minutes) and spread diverse modules of TC-AIMS II (e.g., Unit Move, Asset Management, and Add New Equipment). Toward the end of a large portion of the IMIs are tests to help the client to recollect the data exhibited in the guideline.