Communications Planning, Engineering, and Systems Control (SYSCON) Study. Volume I, Quarterly Report.
Arthur W. Reese, Arnold M. Rathlev
Abstract
Arthur W. Reese, Arnold M. Rathlev
Abstract
The purpose of the study was to develop a standardized communications management position for the United States Army, and to develop documentation to support training changes, doctrine changes, and unit organizations and a management concept was developed which standardized procedures, improved circuit/system restoral time, and saved hardware and personnel. (Modified author abstract)
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The purpose of the study was to develop a standardized communications management position for the United States Army, and to develop documentation to support training changes, doctrine changes, and unit organizations and a management concept was developed which standardized procedures, improved circuit/system restoral time, and saved hardware and personnel. (Modified author abstract)
Key concepts: Documentation, Control (management), Engineering management, Volume (thermodynamics), Unit (ring theory), Doctrine, Operations management, Engineering