Network Center Warfare and Complexity Theory

Author: Albert
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2004-09-01
Features: Network-Centric Warfare: Developing and Utilizing Information Superiority is a book with 14 chapters, including:
An appropriate understanding and comprehension of network-centric warfare;
The information age and its organization;
Insights into military operations and network-centric warfare;
Author's space, elements, roles, perception, and knowledge;
Command, control, and execution;
The entry fee;
The meaning of mission capability packages and the realization of network-centric warfare;
Evaluating the potential of network-centric warfare and the path forward.
Additionally, it includes an appendix: Information Technology Trends and the Potential of Networks to Create Value.
Complexity Theory and Network-Centric Warfare is a book with 5 chapters. Including:
Complexity in natural and economic systems;
The concept of war from complexity theory;
Confirmation of complex emergent behavior from historical data;
Mathematical modeling of complexity, cognition, and conflict;
An example of an extended department coordinating and consolidating dynamics, and finally some thoughts.