When Urgent FBRs are generated in SKED, how are they forwarded?

When Urgent Follow-on Budgets Requests (FBRs) are generated in the SKED (Scheduling and Execution Development) system, they are typically forwarded through a Naval Message. This method is utilized because Naval Messages allow for rapid and reliable dissemination of important information within the naval operational framework.

Naval Messages are formal communication tools used in the Navy that ensure the urgency of matters such as urgent FBRs is conveyed effectively to relevant personnel and departments. This method is preferred for its ability to reach multiple recipients quickly and the ability to track and manage responses, which is crucial for time-sensitive issues that require immediate attention.

In contrast, other communication methods such as email notifications or instant messaging can be less formal and might not convey the same level of urgency or official context that a Naval Message does. Direct mail, being more traditional and often slower, would not be suitable for urgent communications that need immediate action.