command and control
The term "command and control" refers to the exercise of authority and direction in various fields, including military operations, organizational management, and technological systems.
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Definition
C1Military
(technical, formal)The exercise of authority and direction by a commander over assigned forces to accomplish a mission.
Example
- Effective command and control are crucial for the success of military operations.
- The general's command and control ensured the troops were well-coordinated.
B2Management
(formal)The centralized process of directing and overseeing an organization's operations and decision-making.
Example
- The CEO's command and control approach helped streamline the company's operations.
- In times of crisis, command and control are vital to maintain order and efficiency.
C1Technology
(technical)Systems and procedures used to monitor, manage, and direct the operations of complex systems, often involving real-time data.
Example
- The command and control system for the power grid ensures stability and quick response to issues.
- Modern command and control technologies allow for automated responses to emergencies.
Similar
Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "command and control":
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