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"The tool, called the Unit Leader Workspace, tracks individual soldiers’ completion of a range of readiness goals, including medical checks, administrative requirements, and training tasks, such as weapons qualifications. The tool also includes calendar functions that allow commanders to quickly see if their formations will be ready in time for deployment."
Army Mulls New Tool to Track Soldier Readiness
Posted from defenseone.com
Technology
Readiness
Big Data
Posted 10 mo ago
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LTC Eugene Chu
..."While the Unit Leader Workspace doesn't envision that level of tracking, one member of the gathering of Nominative Command Sergeants Major noted the Army should be careful to not let the round-the-clock benefit of data analytics create a toxic atmosphere of competition within units.
“I’m pretty sure in this room we don’t want ChatGPT doing our jobs,” one command sergeant major said, adding that some of his soldiers already complain about stress from being constantly monitored and evaluated. The Army asked Defense One to withhold the CSM’s name to allow more open discussion.
“If we’re living in fear of what our data says,” he said, “we take something that should make us more lethal and better, and we turn it into something that could harm us.” "
..."While the Unit Leader Workspace doesn't envision that level of tracking, one member of the gathering of Nominative Command Sergeants Major noted the Army should be careful to not let the round-the-clock benefit of data analytics create a toxic atmosphere of competition within units.
“I’m pretty sure in this room we don’t want ChatGPT doing our jobs,” one command sergeant major said, adding that some of his soldiers already complain about stress from being constantly monitored and evaluated. The Army asked Defense One to withhold the CSM’s name to allow more open discussion.
“If we’re living in fear of what our data says,” he said, “we take something that should make us more lethal and better, and we turn it into something that could harm us.” "
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DTMS is known to be near impossible to input data efficiently or keep up to date and also known to be completely unreliable for reporting purposes.
MEDPROS is only slightly better, often requiring updates to be input three or four times to get it to actually update - and then maybe dump that data and revert to cached data at whim.
Let's combine the two! That will be AWESOME!
MEDPROS is only slightly better, often requiring updates to be input three or four times to get it to actually update - and then maybe dump that data and revert to cached data at whim.
Let's combine the two! That will be AWESOME!
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