To know the command-and-control processes of their nuclear weapons is one thing.
With the House tax bill, Mr. Ryan and other Republican leaders employed a command-and-control process and a rocket-speed schedule to minimize Republican dissent.
At the weekend, the hospital's interim chief executive, Dr Lucy Moore, said staff were "running a sort of command and control process" to try to regain control over the situation, with a focus on discharging patients where possible.
"With competent pilots and with an effective command and control process, the addition of these aircraft could prove very effective depending on the desired objectives for their use," said David A. Deptula, a retired three-star Air Force general who planned the American air campaigns in 2001 in Afghanistan and in the 1991 Persian Gulf war.
Airlines park, hide and warehouse aircraft because they lack a robust command and control process, something required to manage their day-of operation in real time, 24-7, 365.
Airlines must move beyond simply canceling flights to implementing a command and control process that allows going from a dead stop to 100percentt within 30 hours.
In response, executives relied on organizational command-and-control or process prescription to run the enterprise and effect change because there was no way to readily and repeatedly access the power of the organization's social systems.
Employees reject top-down, command-and-control leadership or hierarchical, structure, control processes, performance-based rewards and punishments.
"Instead of promoting greater industry investment in the connected world of tomorrow, the FCC opted to resuscitate a command-and-control regulatory regime, including a process where innovators must first seek permission from the FCC before rolling out new services," she added.
