Assessing the impact of components on future military command systems

The future battlespace will consist of sensors, decision-makers and weapons systems interoperating within a framework of command systems. These command systems should be adaptable to meet the requirements of a specific operational environment and to take advantage of new technology. The barriers to...

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Published inBenchmarking : an international journal Vol. 10; no. 4; pp. 355 - 366
Main Authors Ben-Dyke, A, Cusack, M, Hoare, P, Lycett, M, Paul, R.J
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Bradford MCB UP Ltd 01.08.2003
Emerald Group Publishing Limited
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Communication
Computer software
Cost analysis
Flexibility
Information services
Information systems
Interoperability
ISO standards
Military actions
Military engagements
Office automation
Quality
Service delivery systems
Software
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Service delivery systems
Military actions
Computer software
Quality
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Summary:The future battlespace will consist of sensors, decision-makers and weapons systems interoperating within a framework of command systems. These command systems should be adaptable to meet the requirements of a specific operational environment and to take advantage of new technology. The barriers to achieving flexibility and interoperability within the military domain are analogous to those that complicate business-system integration within the commercial sector. Component software technology could play an important role in achieving the required level of flexibility and interoperability. Therefore describes a generalised framework for assessing the impact of component technology on a system of systems.
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ISSN:1463-5771
1758-4094
DOI:10.1108/14635770310698361