It is NRA's intention to undertake numerous
studies at an organizational level in order
to establish a working model for Network-Centric
Operations. It is believed that this will be
achieved in three phases. The first being an
extensive examination and identification of
all operational aspects of the corporarate NCO
approach. This includes an identification of
aspects of the information, physical and cognitive
domains.
Using
the data obtained from these studies, NRA is
able to identify nodes within the NCO that are
either over or under utilized. By identifying
these nodes, NRA uses a process, coined Network
Node Management (NNM) in which individual nodes
within a network are focused on and optimized
operationally. This can include re-training
and diversion or alleviation of particular responsibilities.
By identifying the need through surveys, NRA
is able to make positive recommendations that
will enable the successful adoption of a proactive
approach within a Network-Centric model.
One
of the many great advantages of the NRA approach
is its ease of use. We no longer have to come
out to your site to interview your staff; taking
up their time and distracting them from their
work. Instead we simply ask staff to undertake
a survey online at a time and place that is
convenient to them. Our system operates permanently
so individuals may participate at any time that
suits them.
The
team at NRA simply send out your staff members
the relevant log-in details in the form of an
email that requests their participation. This
message includes a link to the survey along
with a user name and password which allows for
later identification and authentication of the
participant's response. What could be easier
and more efficient?
