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An Acquisition Strategy, Process, And Organization For Innovative Systems,Used
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Product Description The length of time required to move a weapon system through the full sequence of events in the acquisition cycle has long been a source of concern and frustration to government and industry officials responsible for equipping the U.S. Armed Forces. The notion of somehow shortening the cycle duration has been a recurring theme in studies of acquisition and Department of Defense management performed by various panels and commissions. The authors argue that force modernization in the future should put considerable emphasis on the introduction of some unconventional, or novel system concepts. The characterisitics of novel systems differ from those of the systems for which the present acquisition process was designed. They are so different that the authors believe tinkering with the present process will be and inadequate solution. From the Inside Flap Critics of the weaponsystem acquisition process rarely address the question of how to achieve improvements in the process. This study examines some specific dimensions of improvement that are needed and suggestsa broad strategy for achieving those improvements. From the Back Cover Critics of the weaponsystem acquisition process rarely address the question of how to achieve improvements in the process. This study examines some specific dimensions of improvement that are needed and suggestsa broad strategy for achieving those improvements.
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