Raising the Bar¶
Vandergriff, D. E. (2006). Raising the Bar: Creating and Nurturing Adaptability to Deal with the Changing Face of War.
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Primes¶
- Decision Cycle Subordination
- Because the primitives are stable across substrates, the diagnostic and design moves carry: identify whether you are setting tempo or following it (often non-obvious, since "we're so busy" can be either intense initiative or pure reaction); resist the speed-up reflex; map the move-spaces you can initiate on and that the other actor has not yet occupied; cost a deliberate withdrawal; and decentralize initiative, since mission-command-style delegation preserves tempo by removing the single decision bottleneck.
This sourceOn mission command (Auftragstaktik) and decentralized initiative as a means of preserving tempo by removing the single decision bottleneck.
- Because the primitives are stable across substrates, the diagnostic and design moves carry: identify whether you are setting tempo or following it (often non-obvious, since "we're so busy" can be either intense initiative or pure reaction); resist the speed-up reflex; map the move-spaces you can initiate on and that the other actor has not yet occupied; cost a deliberate withdrawal; and decentralize initiative, since mission-command-style delegation preserves tempo by removing the single decision bottleneck.
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