Avoiding the Early Bird– Innovation in the US Air Force
“The early bird gets the worm. The early worm… gets eaten” – Norm Augustine With support from the highest levels
Read more“The early bird gets the worm. The early worm… gets eaten” – Norm Augustine With support from the highest levels
Read morePodcast Highlights: Unpacking Defense Acquisition Policy the Laird-Packard Way Editor’s Note: OTH sat down with Brian Fredrickson to discuss how
Read moreLessons learned from the study of David Packard, Deputy Secretary of Defense from 1969 to 1971, may influence present day acquisition policy.
Read moreAlthough the US should strive for less confrontational relations with Russia, it may be too late to salvage relations with Putin.
Read moreApproximate reading time: 20 minutes Editor’s Note: OTH sat down with three professors from Air University to discuss the Russia-US
Read moreThree professors from Air University sit down to discuss the Russia-US relationship from a strategy and policy perspective. Welcome to
Read moreThis article is an out of cycle publication in order to consolidate three previously published articles on Strategic Design. The introduction makes the case for a “whole of community” approach to strategy and policy development, and parts I & II present the structural elements of Strategic Design.
Read moreStrategic design is not a strategy cure all, it is a means by which to go far beyond ill structured brain storming sessions and tactically rigid joint planning.
Read moreStrategic design is a constructivist model focused on developing schemata to explore complex problem sets involving grand strategy and policy.
Read moreA strategic design framework may be the point of origin for fostering “whole of community” solutions.
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