Summer Study on International Cooperation and Data Exchange to Enhance the Army's Technology Base. 1989
Abstract
The first major objective of this study was to specify how the Army's international cooperative research, development and acquisition (RDA) program could more effectively enhance the Army's Technology base. The study resulted in six major issues and recommendations: (1) Policy and implementation need strengthening; (2) the study recommends that AMC use the bilateral working group concept with selected countries; (3) People exchange programs offer opportunities for the technology base; (4) the study recommends that ASA(RDA) direct an evaluation of identified regional opportunities and develop them on a priority basis; (5) Non-DoD activities in international cooperation are underutilized; (6) Close Army-industry cooperation is a key to success in international cooperative programs; the study recommends that DA formalize a process for increasing industry participation in policy formulation, program planning, the memorandum of Understanding (MOU) process, and removing barriers to cooperation.
Document Details
- Document Type
- Technical Report
- Publication Date
- Jun 01, 1990
- Accession Number
- ADA232731
Entities
People
- Albert W. Bayer
- Christopher C. Green
- Daniel P. Schrage
- Robert J. Baer
- Samuel T. Yanagisawa
Organizations
- Army Science Board