Dynamic Games to Assess Network Value and Performance

Calbert, Gregory; Smet, Peter; Scholz, Jason; Kwok, Hing-Wah

doi:10.1007/978-3-540-24581-0_89

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“…Study of some of these effects has been conducted using a variant of the game of checkers that includes network structural overlay, where actions of pieces are frozen in the event of becoming isolated [5].…”

Section: Decentralised Systemsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Ubiquitous command and control

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2007

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Abstract.We assert that the current conceptualisation of military operations has itself become a legacy system, which fails to take advantage of emerging technology and evolving commercial business practice. In response to this, we present a conceptual framework for the development of potentially extremely robust societies of human decision-makers and automated machine decision systems appropriate for future military conflict, that is commensurate with emerging technology. The framework is based on a context of adaptation of location, through telecommunications and transportation resulting in richer human presence, and its ensuing effect on the function and structure of enterprises. Eight principles or tenets are presented which exploit this context. We present principles of decision devolution, ubiquity, automation, human and system integration, distribution and decentralization to each provide forms of robustness through diversity. Principles of social coordination and management provide unity and bounds on this diversity.

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Section: Decentralised Systemsmentioning

confidence: 99%