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Assessing Command and Control Effectiveness: Dealing with a
Changing World offers a description of the current state of Command
and Control (C2) research in imperfect settings, showing how a
research process should assess, analyse and communicate results to
the development cycle of methods, work, manning and C2-technology.
Special attention is given to the development of C2 research
methods to meet the current and coming needs. The authors also look
forward towards a future where effective assessment of C2 abilities
are even more crucial, for instance in agile organisations. The
purpose of the C2 research is to improve the process and make it
more effective while still saving time and money. Research methods
have to be chosen carefully to be effective and simple, yet provide
results of high quality. The methodological concerns are a major
consideration when working under such circumstances. Furthermore,
there is often a need for a swift iterative development cycle, and
thus a demand to quickly deliver results from the research process.
This book explains how field research experimentation can be quick,
simple and effective, being able to draw valid conclusions even
when sample sizes are small and resources are limited, collecting
empirical data using measures and procedures that are minimally
intrusive.
Assessing Command and Control Effectiveness: Dealing with a
Changing World offers a description of the current state of Command
and Control (C2) research in imperfect settings, showing how a
research process should assess, analyse and communicate results to
the development cycle of methods, work, manning and C2-technology.
Special attention is given to the development of C2 research
methods to meet the current and coming needs. The authors also look
forward towards a future where effective assessment of C2 abilities
are even more crucial, for instance in agile organisations. The
purpose of the C2 research is to improve the process and make it
more effective while still saving time and money. Research methods
have to be chosen carefully to be effective and simple, yet provide
results of high quality. The methodological concerns are a major
consideration when working under such circumstances. Furthermore,
there is often a need for a swift iterative development cycle, and
thus a demand to quickly deliver results from the research process.
This book explains how field research experimentation can be quick,
simple and effective, being able to draw valid conclusions even
when sample sizes are small and resources are limited, collecting
empirical data using measures and procedures that are minimally
intrusive.
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