The Odaloop

In the 19 fifties, fighter pilot colonel john boyd coined the term odelop to describe the cycle by which human beings and organizations make decisions at the operationa level. During military campaign, s oda stands for observe, orient, decide, act. The basic idea is that if you can break any part of you enemy's odaloop, you can stop them from properly reacting in a given situation and eventually defeat them. Stop the enemy from observing you, and they can't orient themselves to your attack, decide how to respond to you or take action. Disrupt the enemy's ability to make decisions, and even if they see the problem, they won't be able