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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - This study investigates the US Army division commander's leadership responsibilities in directing the information gathering effort of his high technology command and control systems. The study first summarizes some major criteria for effective command and control. The study briefly describes today's command and control environment, recognizing the effects of the latest technology, revised doctrine, and the timeless human element of war. It then examines the potential effects of high technology information gathering on effective command and control. The study identifies five leadership requirements for the division commander in directing the information gathering effort. Those requirements are to: emphasize 'command' over 'control', organize the systems for the information gathering effort, focus the information gathering effort, discipline the information gathering systems, and train for the effort. The study concludes that the division commander's personal and organizational leadership is necessary to gain the great advantages of the US Army division's modern information gathering systems while minimizing the inherent adverse effects of those systems on effective command and control.

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Buch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - The United States (US) is transitioning from the industrial age to the information age. The rapid change and availability of information technology is affecting the military. The Department of Defense contends that the military services must undergo a cultural change to be more innovative in order to take advantage of information technology. The Department is proposing the cultural change through the implementation of its Network-Centric Warfare theory. Network-Centric Warfare theory has been met by resistance from many organizations within the Department. For its part the Air Force has shown that it is an innovative organization that can take advantage of information technology to improve its warfighting capability. However, the Air Force has also shown that limitations within the service do exist but it is not from information technology or innovation.

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Buch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - This study investigates the US Army division commander's leadership responsibilities in directing the information gathering effort of his high technology command and control systems. The study first summarizes some major criteria for effective command and control. The study briefly describes today's command and control environment, recognizing the effects of the latest technology, revised doctrine, and the timeless human element of war. It then examines the potential effects of high technology information gathering on effective command and control. The study identifies five leadership requirements for the division commander in directing the information gathering effort. Those requirements are to: emphasize 'command' over 'control', organize the systems for the information gathering effort, focus the information gathering effort, discipline the information gathering systems, and train for the effort. The study concludes that the division commander's personal and organizational leadership is necessary to gain the great advantages of the US Army division's modern information gathering systems while minimizing the inherent adverse effects of those systems on effective command and control.

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Zustand: New. KlappentextrnrnThis study investigates the US Army division commander s leadership responsibilities in directing the information gathering effort of his high technology command and control systems. The study first summarizes some major criteria .

Zustand: New. KlappentextrnrnThe United States (US) is transitioning from the industrial age to the information age. The rapid change and availability of information technology is affecting the military. The Department of Defense contends that the military se.

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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - The United States (US) is transitioning from the industrial age to the information age. The rapid change and availability of information technology is affecting the military. The Department of Defense contends that the military services must undergo a cultural change to be more innovative in order to take advantage of information technology. The Department is proposing the cultural change through the implementation of its Network-Centric Warfare theory. Network-Centric Warfare theory has been met by resistance from many organizations within the Department. For its part the Air Force has shown that it is an innovative organization that can take advantage of information technology to improve its warfighting capability. However, the Air Force has also shown that limitations within the service do exist but it is not from information technology or innovation.

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - This study investigates the US Army division commander's leadership responsibilities in directing the information gathering effort of his high technology command and control systems. The study first summarizes some major criteria for effective command and control. The study briefly describes today's command and control environment, recognizing the effects of the latest technology, revised doctrine, and the timeless human element of war. It then examines the potential effects of high technology information gathering on effective command and control. The study identifies five leadership requirements for the division commander in directing the information gathering effort. Those requirements are to: emphasize 'command' over 'control', organize the systems for the information gathering effort, focus the information gathering effort, discipline the information gathering systems, and train for the effort. The study concludes that the division commander's personal and organizational leadership is necessary to gain the great advantages of the US Army division's modern information gathering systems while minimizing the inherent adverse effects of those systems on effective command and control.