Research on the Role and Application of Information Systems and Technology in Conflicts

Abstract

In this qualification work the theoretical and methodological foundations of the role and application of information systems and technology in conflicts were studied. In the first chapter “Theoretical and Methodical Aspects of Research on the Role and Application of Information Systems and Technology in Conflicts” the evolution, concept, and essence of role and application of information systems and technology in conflicts are investigated. Chapter two, “Research on the Role and Application of Information Systems and Technology in Conflicts”, which contains three sub-chapters, studies the typical application of information systems and technology in conflicts and civil intelligence crowdsourcing application. Chapter three, “Develop Information Systems and Technology in Conflicts according to the research of the Institute of Intelligent Computing Information Management”, which contains two sub-chapters, proposes recommendations to development considerations for combat management. Combat management is the foundation for winning modern wars and is at the core of modern combat systems. It involves planning, organizing, coordinating, and controlling personnel, equipment, information, resources, and time-space elements during the combat process. To delve deeper into the role and application of combat management systems in modern warfare, this paper elaborates on the concept and characteristics of combat management systems, analyzes the mechanisms of combat management systems, and proposes a classification method for combat management systems based on their scope of application. By comparing the commercial internet order service model and using the Russo-Ukrainian conflict as a case study, three typical modes of combat management system applications are analyzed, along with an examination of the use of combat management systems and kill chain construction during the conflict. As the engine for constructing military kill chains, five key technologies for developing combat management systems are proposed, including communication integration, intelligence integration, force integration, security integration, and system integration.