[Tfug] Global force management

[sitkaa at email.arizona.edu]

Thanks for overview link.

I was looking for a more specific set of formulaes and/or models. Either I was
led to believe GFM is something different from what it is, or I haven't yet
seen what it is. Knowing the intelligence community, it could be both.

Quoting aj hine <pynorsis at gmail.com>:

> www.dtic.mil/ndia/2007netcentric/GFMNDIABriefBTA.pdf
>
> most readable overview I could find.
>
> -ah
>
> On Tue, Apr 1, 2008 at 3:11 PM,  <sitkaa at email.arizona.edu> wrote:
>> I just went to the career fair going on at the U.
>>
>>  Among the booths I oggled was a booth for the DIA. So of course, I 
>> talked with
>>  them, tongue in cheek. (Don't know if they knew that.)
>>
>>  Checked out their website, and was drawn to the idea of Global 
>> Force Management.
>>  At the DIA level, this is a model for gathering and relating 
>> information on such
>>  disparate topics as logistics and cultural propensities. I found 
>> the idea of
>>  such a moidel intriguing.
>>
>>  So I talked again with the girl who was manning the booth, and she 
>> pointed me to
>>  some dead ends.
>>
>>  Does anybody know where I could find out more about GFM? I already 
>> googled it,
>>  and although there is plenty of mention of it, there isn't much in depth
>>  discussion of how the model actually works.
>>
>>  I don't think that this would be classified, but ya never know.
>>
>>
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