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Disrupt or Get Disrupted: Exploitation of Disruptive Technologies by the Indian Armed Forces

By Rajeev Sabherwal

Disrupt or Get Disrupted: Exploitation of Disruptive Technologies by the Indian Armed Forces takes you on a riveting journey through the evolving landscape of modern warfare, where technology plays a decisive role in victory or defeat. In this era of rapid digital advancement, the book underscores the critical importance of technology as a catalyst for military success.

Format
HardBack
Pages
304 PP
Year
2024
ISBN
9788196790066

About the Book

Disrupt or Get Disrupted: Exploitation of Disruptive Technologies by the Indian Armed Forces takes you on a riveting journey through the evolving landscape of modern warfare, where technology plays a decisive role in victory or defeat. In this era of rapid digital advancement, the book underscores the critical importance of technology as a catalyst for military success.

What sets this book apart is its comprehensive approach to disruptive technologies. It not only explores what they are and how to identify them but also delves into how to cultivate a culture within the armed forces that embraces technological innovation as part of its core mission. With a focus on the Indian Armed Forces, the book sheds light on the challenges of bureaucratic inertia and outdated procurement processes, offering a clear roadmap for reform and modernization.

Packed with strategic insights and practical guidance, this book is a must-read for military leaders, policymakers, and technology enthusiasts. It is a compelling call to action to adapt and harness disruptive technologies to stay ahead in the ever-changing global security landscape. Grab your copy and prepare to be immersed in a world where technology and warfare intersect.

About the Author

Author

Rajeev Sabherwal

Rajeev Sabherwal , is the former Signal Officer-in-Chief of the Indian Army, bringing over four decades of distinguished service.

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