Horrid Bosses

Horrid Bosses

The military sometimes promote and appoint leaders who are truly terrible. Sometimes this isn't their fault, they are not always narcissistic or toxic: sometimes they are just not up to the job. But the issue for staffs is how to handle poor leaders. Professor William Scott Jackson from Oxford University is perhaps the foremost researcher in this field, and he brings with him a wealth of experience and lessons from the private and commercial world – much of it translates into the military world without much imagination. In this episode he talks about succession management, micro solutions for bad leaders, decision-making, the importance of thinking time, differentiated capability theory, and Blue Ocean Strategy. You decide how much of this translates to the Profession of Arms directly.

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C2 and the Northern Navies Initiative

C2 and the Northern Navies Initiative

Ten Baltic and Scandinavian (and the UK) have agreed to come together to form a multi-national maritime force for crisis response around Northern Europe, specifically on the maritime border with Russi...

25 Mai 40min

Promethean Shame

Promethean Shame

There is a tendency (particularly in militaries) to view machines as less fallible than humans. The rapid and passionate adoption and use of AI tools in military headquarters is a notable manifestatio...

26 Apr 40min

AI and Wingman

AI and Wingman

The rise of Agentic agents in military headquarters is a foregone conclusion. Understanding how they perform, where they may hallucinate answers, and their requirement for credible and reliable data s...

16 Mar 48min

Russian Reflexive Control

Russian Reflexive Control

Russia has become adept at directing the attention of its adversaries by triggering national security responses to small, sometimes insignificant activities, distracting Western leaders from Moscow's ...

16 Feb 39min

A city paralysed by cyber-attack: Civil C2 made real

A city paralysed by cyber-attack: Civil C2 made real

In 2019, the Dutch municipality of Lochem was hit with a major cyber-attack that impacted everything from welfare payments to the sewage system. The mayor at the time – Sebastiaan van T' Evre – consid...

26 Jan 37min

C2 - the long view (with Michael Holm)

C2 - the long view (with Michael Holm)

It is rare to find anyone who has been actively engaged in C2 over a 20 year time span, let alone 40. For nearly half a century Michael Holm has been making C2 systems for the military. In that time h...

5 Jan 1h 14min

Manoeuvre and the network: C2 at XXX and Below

Manoeuvre and the network: C2 at XXX and Below

If the role of the Corps level is in setting the conditions for Divisions to win, how are Divisions and subordinate commands going to conduct their own battle (and command it)? What are their roles in...

1 Des 202540min

Amphibious Complexity: C2 in the AAF

Amphibious Complexity: C2 in the AAF

If Europeans have been swiftly divesting themselves of real amphibious capability, the reverse has been true of the ADF in recent years. Ray Leggatt, the first true Commander Amphibious Task Force of ...

13 Okt 202531min

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