When it comes to readiness, the fundamentals still matter paid Deloitte
Each year, items such as weaponry, surveillance systems, and satellites grow increasingly more sophisticated and more capable. But with that increased capability, they also grow increasingly complex and more difficult to maintain at the peak of performance.
To meet the challenges of a changing world, it can be helpful to clarify the picture and consider just the simple foundations of readiness.To meet the challenges of a changing world, government leaders in defense, law enforcement, and even disaster response are forced to balance a complex mix of factors from technological advances to maintenance demands to budget pressures with very thin margins for error and high expectations from the citizens they serve.
These three pillars can provide an accurate picture of the current state of an organization, but it is just the beginning of the readiness puzzle. With an accurate picture of an organization’s capabilities, it is possible to see where there are gaps between what it can and cannot do and the missions it has been assigned. Therefore, the next step in readiness is to prioritize and allocate the finite resources to best close those gaps.
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