An Acquisition Strategy, Process, and Organization for Innovative Systems

John Birkler, Giles K. Smith, Glenn A. Kent, Robert V. Johnson

ResearchPublished 2000

Critics of the weapon-system acquisition process rarely address the question of how to achieve improvements in the process. examines some specific dimensions of improvement that are needed and suggestsa broad strategy for achieving those improvements.

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