About this Presentation
At the edge of our capabilities, there exists a class of projects that are so large and complex that they challenge our concepts of planning and management. These projects require the coordination of a large number of interdependent agents working on an even greater number of interdependent tasks. Examples of this class of projects include large-scale initiatives for the creation of communications, transportation, and energy infrastructure, the development of defense systems and platforms, and the synthesis of multiple breakthrough technologies in research and development programs to solve important problems.
What Will You Learn
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