Distributed Command and Control

Distributed Command and Control is a system where decision-making and management responsibilities are shared across multiple locations or units, rather than centralized in a single command center. This approach allows different teams or nodes to operate independently, coordinate with each other, and adapt quickly to changing situations. It enhances flexibility, resilience, and efficiency, especially in complex or dynamic environments such as military operations, emergency responses, or large organizations. By decentralizing control, the system reduces bottlenecks, increases robustness against failures, and enables faster, more localized decision-making.