Soft cover. Condition: New. 1st Edition. Contents: 1. Introduction. 2. Background. 3. The GSQR conundrum. 4. Trials and tribulations. 5. Are we staffing ourselves right? 6. Focussed training for defence acquisition. 7. A dedicated organisation. 8. Summary of recommendations. Defence Acquisition Process has evolved over the years propelled and shaped significantly by various reasons. The Ministry of Defence is allotted the largest share of the annual budget; the budget of 2015-16 saw an allotment of Rs. 2,46,727 crore, a significant proportion of which goes towards capital defence acquisition. Add to this the all-out push for the 'Make in India' initiative, at the heart of which as noted by the Prime Minister at the Aero India 2015, is the defence industry. While numerous initiatives are underway to make the process deliver, there is much to achieve within the service headquarters in matching up to the moment at hand, of which critical are organisational, staffing and training initiatives. This monograph looks at enabling initiatives towards an improved and more centralised and committed organisation, training initiatives aimed at delivering focussed and specialist training and last but not the least, staffing recommendations essential to make any organisation deliver. Seller Inventory # 117643

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