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Articles by Mie Augier
The DoD’s Innovation Race
It was 12:58 p.m. in Washington D.C when Moscow confirmed the launch of the Sputnik satellite on 4 October 1957. The Soviets had beaten the United States to space. Ripples of concern spread across defense and political communities. This event kickstarted a wave of research and development activities that, at peak, accounted for a full 36 percent of global research and development outlays and culminated in a technological advantage that was enjoyed by the United States well into the 2000s.
Innovation: People Are More Important than Technology Original
Today’s strategic environment features rapid technological change coupled with the increasing accessibility of cutting-edge technologies to more and more actors. These changes, and the threats they pose to U.S. national security, span presidential administrations and cross party lines.
The Maritime Strategic Imperative
The US naval services are facing a strategic imperative. The US Navy is no longer the most numerous in the world, nor does it hold the technological edge in all maritime domains; yet, measured by individual warship capability, it remains supreme. Nevertheless, that metric may be less important in the face of adversary numeric superiority and the presence of disruptive, emerging technologies.
Assumptionitis in Strategy
“We have lived too long in a strategy-free mode.” – James N. Mattis[1] Assumptions and Strategy Former Secretary of Defense James N. Mattis identified a lack of strategy and strategic thinking in the United States’ national security policy discourse.
The Importance of Learning and Thinking to Maintaining Our Competitive Edge
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BizEd Magazine | Rooted in a Sense of Purpose
, none has a clearer sense of purpose than schools of business and medicine.” Derek Bok, former president of Harvard University, made this observation in his 2003 book, Universities and the Marketplace: The Commercialization of Higher Education. His statement highlights some of the parallels between the histories of business schools and medical schools.
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