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OODAは間違って理解されている?(2)
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BoydのOODAコンセプトと、その通俗解釈との違い
OODAはループではない! The OODA Loop is not a loop (1). That came as quite a shock. Maybe I
have been reading with my eyes closed. Time for one of those reality
checks. Maybe we are all too familiar with the concept of the Shewhart
cycle that Deming taught (2). Or too familiar with one of the many
derivatives – such as the plan-do-check-act or PDCA cycle of TQM.
Theory of Constraints Thinking Process Cloud OODA Loop
http://www.dbrmfg.co.nz/Thinking%20Process%20Cloud%20OODA.htm
Implicit Guidance &
Controlが重要!
Thus we come back to the two “implicit guidance and control” arrows that
we mentioned earlier. Let’s return to Robert Coram once again (1). “Note
that Boyd includes the ‘Implicit Guidance & Control’ from ‘Orientation’ with
both ‘Observations’ and ‘Action.’ This is his way of pointing out that when
one has developed the proper Fingerspitzengefuhl [ fingertip feel ] for a
changing situation, the tempo picks up and it seems one is then able to
bypass the explicit ‘Orientation’ and ‘Decision’ part of the Loop, to ‘Observe’
and ‘Act’ almost simultaneously. The speed must come from a deep intuitive
understanding of one's relationship to the rapidly changing environment.
This is what enables a commander seemingly to bypass parts of the Loop. It
is this adaptability that gives the OODA Loop its awesome power.
Theory of Constraints Thinking Process Cloud OODA Loop
http://www.dbrmfg.co.nz/Thinking%20Process%20Cloud%20OODA.htm
つまり、OODAがObserveから始まることには大した意味は無い・・・ってこと(^_^;)