Further success came by closely monitoring cargo and identifying shipments eligible to be sent via WWX that might have otherwise been loaded onto limited AMC aircraft. This close partnership with the commercial air freight industry allowed for the most efficient use of airlift resources streamlining the flow of spares. Overall logistics response time for cargo bound for the theater improved by five days over the eleven weeks of the operation. No automated information system has ever had such an impact during a conflict, according to command logistics officials. Though the conflict in Kosovo has ended, AFMC has been left with a product that can continue to serve the Air Force.
Tracker is in a state of continuous upgrading.
Ramer said a major modification will come out about every couple of months, and because of its Web-based nature, all users have to do to take advantage of improvements is log on.