How we compound our own existing IT shortcomings in Defence

Here's a quick and easy guide for command teams and unit PME officers to use The Cove to their best advantage in order to develop their people's #IntellectualEdge.

Are Chaplains relevant in the Army of today? In this post Army Chaplain Renton McRae uses his experience to give us some views on the role of the Chaplain in the modern Army.

2019 Staff Pick: This article was chosen by the Director of Army Education as her favourite article for 2019.

This article highlights two examples where Defence procedures could be digitised and networked to increase efficiency.

David Lynch and Richard Armitage explore how data analytics, regardless of vehicle type, can inform commanders on where they might be carrying risk to assist in them applying appropriate levels of supervision to their organisations.

Army states that it wants leaders, not managers. In this article Chris McDougall argues that management and leadership aren’t two ends of a spectrum; they are complementary lines of effort that all bosses need to excel at.

This essay contends that the overuse of special forces runs the danger of morally numbing those soldiers and inadvertently raising government and political risk of operations.

A list of books on or around leadership to help nurture this vital ability.

The Australian Army’s Commander of Forces Command (COMD FORCOMD) set a challenge for the Army – and one to which we must respond.