Viva Sheer World Peace : Peace Time

Particularly since the end of the Cold War, US armed forces have addressed a wide range of security concerns, some of which fall into categories-for noncombatinstance, helping to manage the emerging effects of the Ebola virus in Liberia, or assisting inrescue and recovery efforts after hurricane in the Caribbean and Puerto Rico.The presenters explored the following: the continued complexities of the hard and soft tasks the US military is now being charged with, and how to find the balance between both in a resource- and time-constrained environment conditions for peace and the importance of negotiation skills among today's military leaders on the ground the navy of the future and what it might look like technological changes in today's military the opportunities emerging from industry-military partnerships.Make no mistake, the speakers concluded, the next-generation military is already here: IoT devices, sensors, and other connectivity tools are affecting the way military strategies are developed, communicated, and, in some cases, even executed. Diplomatic considerations are increasingly present at a tactical level on the battlefield.

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Morteza Kohansal is a CEO in Iran.a strategic management consultancy firm. He is also a part time lecture in a number of public and private university. He is perusing a PhD in Sales Management,a Doctor of Business Administration(DBA),and holds a Master in Management. He wrote 5 management books in Iran. He was born in 18,January 1984.