...in Elisabeth Bumiller's piece We Have Met the Enemy and He Is PowerPoint. Her ill-considered screed mistakenly confounds the make-work of assembling briefings for the hard-work of systems dynamics and analysis required to understand the complexities of counter-insurgency and nation-building in Afghanistan. That graphic by PA consultants attempts to capture all the causal links in a way no written briefing, no PowerPoint list of bullets, and none of the Generals or responsible politicians have yet been able to.
27 April 2010
Visualizing Complexity ~ Mapping Causal Links...
The NYTimes stupidly slams this graphical visualization... 
...in Elisabeth Bumiller's piece We Have Met the Enemy and He Is PowerPoint. Her ill-considered screed mistakenly confounds the make-work of assembling briefings for the hard-work of systems dynamics and analysis required to understand the complexities of counter-insurgency and nation-building in Afghanistan. That graphic by PA consultants attempts to capture all the causal links in a way no written briefing, no PowerPoint list of bullets, and none of the Generals or responsible politicians have yet been able to.
...in Elisabeth Bumiller's piece We Have Met the Enemy and He Is PowerPoint. Her ill-considered screed mistakenly confounds the make-work of assembling briefings for the hard-work of systems dynamics and analysis required to understand the complexities of counter-insurgency and nation-building in Afghanistan. That graphic by PA consultants attempts to capture all the causal links in a way no written briefing, no PowerPoint list of bullets, and none of the Generals or responsible politicians have yet been able to.
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