On the recordOctober 1, 2013
The reason why we are in trouble in our Defense Department is because we have no significant, good metrics with which to manage the decisions we make.
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congress.govThe reason why we are in trouble in our Defense Department is because we have no significant, good metrics with which to manage the decisions we make.
Carper highlights the lack of metrics in Defense Department management.
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