MG (Ret.) Ray McCoy is a logistics consultant specializing in Information Technology, with an emphasis on Total Asset Visibility. He is also a member of the Howland Group’s Board of Directors. MG McCoy served more than 33 years as a logistician and acquisition officer in the Army and the Defense Logistics Agency. He has assumed leadership roles at all levels, leading up to Commanding General of the Defense Logistics Agency. His work in Material Management activities has supported over 90% of U.S. Department of Defense (DOD) provided logistics support to services valued at more than $14 billion annually. A recognized pioneer in Business Process Reengineering, MG McCoy developed the Inventory Control Point Internal Community Business Unit Organization, which has become the DOD standard for all ICP’s. This effort is now a case study used by Harvard Business School on how to perform business process reengineering and keep the mission going. MG McCoy started the first Direct Vendor Delivery capability within DOD using commercial and steel networks, and he also served as a catalyst for total asset intransit visibility from Susquehanna to Bosnia in 1995.