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On the evaluation of the cost-effectiveness of command and control systems

Naomi Edwards

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Some time now I have been previleged to be associated with a project which has been taking a critical, and hopefully, constructive look at the workings of the National Military Command system. Working in the Pentagon one regularly hears the expression "Cost-effectiveness." Sooner or later someone had to combine command and control with cost-effectiveness. This paper then addresses the cost-effectiveness of military command and control systems.

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Key concepts: Command and control, Pentagon, Constructive, Control (management), Computer science, Operations research, Cost effectiveness, Computer security