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INCORPORATING INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY IN DEFENSE PLANNING

Inherent in the human condition is the fact that although we will live the rest of our lives in the future, every decision we make is based on what we have learned from the past. For defense planners, this is more than a nominal or philosophical conundrum. Those who plan defense programs face the very real possibility that the world in which these programs reach fruition will be different from the one in which they were planned.