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Gaming and Shared Situation Awareness

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The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) is interested in exploring key factors that affect how teams develop what is called shared situational awareness in an operational environment.

that situational awareness is best denned as a dynamic mental model of our operating environment and our place in it. We build this model through a process we call situation assessment, which consists of four

Peacetime Influence

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This paper discusses the importance of peacetime operations. Without a more systematic understanding of such operations and the influence they bring, Americans cannot make intelligent decisions about the use of the Navy in specific situations, about strategy, or even about force structure. We need to understand the environment in which the United States is attempting to exert influence and the broad peacetime roles of the military in that environment. We need to understand whom we are trying to influence and to do what. Only then can we consider the implications for the Navy.

Mission Assessment process, with the exception of strategic deterrence, was oriented exclusively toward warfighting and gave no weight to the value of presence. Most Navy officers, whatever

AI/ML Risk Management Approach for Federal Agencies

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CNA's Performance, Architecture, Criticality, and Evolvability (PACE) concept captures key risk components throughout an application’s life cycle.

are signaled to oversight or certification authorities for evaluation. CNA can help federal agencies complete a comprehensive risk analysis for AI/ML-based systems and provide follow-up assessment

STUDY: PROTECTING MEDICAL SERVICES AND FORCE HEALTH IN A COVID ENVIRONMENT: AN ASSESSMENT OF USNS COMFORT OPERATIONS IN NEW YORK CITY

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Assessed the lessons learned on how to mitigate the spread of COVID-19 from the USN Comfort's mission in New York City

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CNA Organizational and Process Design

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CNA empower leaders with the tools and data they need to undertake organizational change that quickly adapts to changing operating environments.

of new organizations Right-sizing and aligning staff Business process development and assessment /quick-looks/2019/CNA%20organization%20and%20process%20design%20Nov2022.pdf /images

Racial Bias Audit of the Charleston, South Carolina, Police Department

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Summary of the Racial Bias Audit of the Charleston, South Carolina Police Department

practices from the field; (2) using a multimethod assessment design, including interviews, community meetings, document review and data analysis; and (3) conducting a comprehensive review and applying

CNA | Preparing for Tomorrow’s Threats: Overcoming Obstacles to Organize, Adapt, and Innovate

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https://www.cna.org On September 16, 2021, CNA convened a virtual panel to discuss overcoming obstacles the Department of Defense and armed services face in adapting and innovating to defeat future threats. Speakers: General James T. Conway (USMC, ret.), 34th Commandant of the Marine Corps Dr. Jamie M. Morin, former Director of Cost Assessment and Program Evaluation, Department of Defense Dr. Francis G. Hoffman, Distinguished Research Fellow, National Defense University Moderated by: Dr. Carter Malkasian, CNA [Originally Uploaded: 2021-09-17]

CNA | Preparing for Tomorrow’s Threats: Overcoming Obstacles to Organize, Adapt, and Innovate https://www.cna.org On September 16, 2021, CNA convened a virtual panel to discuss overcoming obstacles the Department of Defense and armed services face in adapting and innovating to defeat future threats. Speakers: General James T. Conway (USMC, ret.), 34th Commandant of the Marine Corps Dr. Jamie M. Morin, former Director of Cost Assessment and Program Evaluation, Department of Defense Dr. Francis G. Hoffman, Distinguished Research Fellow, National Defense University Moderated by: Dr. Carter

Jonathan Schroden

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competition, irregular warfare, Marine Corps and special operations, force design, and strategic and operations assessment. In support of the Department of Defense, he deployed or traveled 13 times

Gordon Jaquith

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at the Cost Assessment and Program Evaluation (CAPE) office within the Office of the Secretary of Defense. There, he oversaw the research program for a portfolio of more than $80 billion per year

Julia McQuaid

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, interoperability with partners and allies, counterterrorism, and global maritime security. McQuaid has led several high-profile projects at CNA, including a congressionally directed assessment