Strategic management of military capabilities
by Japan) NIDS International Symposium on Security Affairs (2012 Tokyo
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In preparing for the future, which is the core exercise of "strategic management," it is essential for a country to anticipate and assess various risks that could arise, and to realize "disruptive" innovations ahead of others that would reverse the position of advantage between their country and others. The possible ways to accomplish these goals would include: investing limited resources selectively and intensively into areas expected to grow in the future; procuring from abroad resources that are too scarce domestically for achieving declared goals; and deliberately establishing a system that would make an organization and its functions change daily in order to speedily cope with changes in environment and competitive conditions. This expertise is already established in the study of management; how to apply it to processes of operating military organizations and of setting military strategies are the themes of strategic management.
