Adaptive Autonomy for Agile Task Coordination
R.M. Neef, B. van der Vecht · TNO Repository · 2008
Achieving high levels of agility and resilience in upcoming military organizations will require new ways of thinking about command and control. As traditional military organizations are gradually being equipped for new types of network-centric missions, it becomes obvious that we need rethink coordination strategies. In future arenas, there will be many more parties involved and a much less transparent chain of command. We will need to rely more on distributed processes and accept that traditional centralized command and control strategies will not lead us to agile capabilities.