You are the chief of administrative law at Fort TJAGLCS. It is November 2010 and the Director of Resource Management (DRM) comes to your office seeking some specific guidance. She wants to purchase the Kern Ingenious Computer Knowledge System (KICKS) for use in her office. The system contains workstations, printers, a server, and all of the related "bells and whistles." The beauty of KICKS, and the primary reason Fort TJAGLCS bought KICKS instead of other computers, is that each of the workstations comes from the factory with their hardware settings pre-configured to interact with one another. Each workstation also comes pre-loaded with Macrosoft interoperability software which was designed "just for KICKS." Together, the hardware and software ensure the integrated system will work together without a hitch, thereby virtually eliminating the need for any system administrators once the computers are up and running. The DRM only has Operations and Maintenance, Army (OMA) funds to purchase the system. The DRM must spend less than what amount to use Operations and Maintenance, Army?