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Knowledge Superiority Parameter - a Metric for Network Centric Warfare (NCW)

Justin Beck, Terry Moon, C. van Antwerpen, Reynolds, Hayley, Adam Forsyth

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Problem: NCW concepts include the primacy of information and its exploitation using technology. Evaluating the military worth of knowledge derived from information is, however, a major challenge for the international OR community.

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Problem: NCW concepts include the primacy of information and its exploitation using technology. Evaluating the military worth of knowledge derived from information is, however, a major challenge for the international OR community.

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Problem: NCW concepts include the primacy of information and its exploitation using technology. Evaluating the military worth of knowledge derived from information is, however, a major challenge for the international OR community.

Key concepts: Network-centric warfare, Metric (unit), Computer science, Knowledge management, Engineering, Computer security, Operations management

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