Mathematical model of information influence on the interaction contractor
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https://doi.org/10.20535/2411-1031.2016.4.2.109986Keywords:
Information technology, management information influences, information operations, theory of non-coercive interaction.Abstract
With the formation of evidence-based information management influences the use of information technology that could be used in the management information support in the preparation and conduct of military operations, created a mathematical model of information (non-forcible) influence. This mathematical model is based on the theory of non-coercive interaction. Using this theory is a new approach to determining the processes necessary for the effective management of information influence awareness. It creates a new attitude aimed to contractors and information management from the standpoint of not informing the maximum counterparty exposure, but from the standpoint of information necessary action on them. This takes into account not only the means of obtaining information, but also ways to provide this information. They focused on informative (non-forcible) effect on counterparty interaction. The purpose of the reduced model is the development of information technology of information support of the preparation and conduct of military operations. What to combat the enemy in today's hybrid warfare and information support their own forces. That will make it possible to more accurately and efficiently plan the military operations in the area of information influence on the enemy and become a prerequisite for victory over the enemies of our country.
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