Annual Report. 1983.
Abstract
The Report's findings and recommendations are reflected in the new organization of CNA, which took effect in February 1984 and is described in part I of this annual report. Briefly, the organizational is designed to further these ends: Support of CNA's field program, which provides analytical services to some 40 Navy and Marine Corps commands, worldwide; Assurance that CNA-Washington studies will reflect the real-world experience gained in the field; Coherent planning of the CNA research program, with attention to the most pressing issues faced by top-level decision makers; Development and maintenance of the expertise needed to address those issues. We see the new organization as a way of meeting these aims by building on CNA's strengths, which are illustrated in the sample of results for 1983 given in part II. We have organized the examples along the lines of the new organization, to emphasize the underlying continuity. The key to any organization's strength is its people. CNA has - and has long had - an excellent research staff, which is backed up by outstanding technical aides and administrative and support personnel. Part III profiles the research staff. Part IV summarizes CNA's finances for fiscal year 1983.
Document Details
- Document Type
- Technical Report
- Publication Date
- Jan 01, 1983
- Accession Number
- ADA145590
Entities
Organizations
- Center for Naval Analyses