Paradigm Change: Operational Art and the Information Joint Function
Scott K. Thompson, Christopher E Paul
Abstract
Scott K. Thompson, Christopher E Paul
Abstract
The potential benefit of information as a joint function is clear. Commanders could measure campaign success by evaluating emergent behavior of relevant actors defining strategic outcomes rather than focusing too intently on the physics of fighting.
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The potential benefit of information as a joint function is clear. Commanders could measure campaign success by evaluating emergent behavior of relevant actors defining strategic outcomes rather than focusing too intently on the physics of fighting.
Key concepts: Function (biology), Joint (building), Measure (data warehouse), Computer science, Engineering, Data mining, Biology, Evolutionary biology