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1
Source
  • Internet (Where else?) Defense and the National
    Interest (a vetted source)
  • www.d-n-i.net/fcs/ppt/boyds_ooda_loop.ppt
  • For MANY additional aspects of decision making
  • http//www.valuebasedmanagement.net/methods_boyd_o
    oda_loop.html (unvetted, commercial)

2
The OODA LoopSketch
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Observe
Orient
Decide
Act
Note how orientation shapes observation, shapes
decision, shapes action, and in turn is shaped by
the feedback and other phenomena coming into our
sensing or observing window. Also note how the
entire loop (not just orientation) is an
ongoing many-sided implicit cross-referencing
process of projection, empathy, correlation, and
rejection.
Competitive advantage comes from quickness over
the entire loop, not just or even primarily
from the O-to-O-to-D-to-A sequence.
3
Pumping up OODA Loop Speed
Observe
Orient
Decide
Act
Orientation is the Schwerpunkt. Organic Design,
16.
Emphasize implicit over explicit in order to
gain a favorable mismatch in friction and time.
Organic Design, 22.
Interaction permits vitality and growth, while
isolation leads to decay and disintegration.
Strategic Game, 29.
4
Sometimes, You Just Have to Make a Decision
Observe
Orient
Decide
Act
ImplicitGuidance Control
ImplicitGuidance Control
UnfoldingCircumstances
Observations
Decision(Hypothesis)
Action(Test)
FeedForward
FeedForward
FeedForward
OutsideInformation
UnfoldingInteractionWithEnvironment
UnfoldingInteractionWithEnvironment
Feedback
  • Make (explicit) decisions when you need to
    harmonize the actions of groups of people, i.e.,
    to re-orient them to a new goal or purpose.
  • However
  • Until they reorient, their actions will still be
    influenced by their implicit guidance and
    controls
  • Decision making and reorientation always take time

Feedback
5
Operating Inside Their OODA Loop
Its like theyre moving in slow motion. Boyd
describing operating inside opponents OODA
loops.
Its like youre commanding both sides.
typical impression of a successful cheng / chi
operation. cheng - orthodox, expected, while
chi - unorthodox, shocking, irregular. By
operating inside an opponents OODA loop, you
will find it much easier to set up and exploit
cheng / chi situations.
6
Boyds OODA LoopSketch
Observe
Orient
Decide
Act
ImplicitGuidance Control
ImplicitGuidance Control
UnfoldingCircumstances
CulturalTraditions
Observations
Decision(Hypothesis)
GeneticHeritage
Analyses Synthesis
Action(Test)
FeedForward
FeedForward
FeedForward
NewInformation
PreviousExperience
OutsideInformation
UnfoldingInteractionWithEnvironment
UnfoldingInteractionWithEnvironment
Feedback
Feedback
Note how orientation shapes observation, shapes
decision, shapes action, and in turn is shaped by
the feedback and other phenomena coming into our
sensing or observing window. Also note how the
entire loop (not just orientation) is an
ongoing many-sided implicit cross-referencing
process of projection, empathy, correlation, and
rejection. From The Essence of Winning and
Losing, John R. Boyd, January 1996.
Defense and the National Interest,
http//www.d-n-i.net, 2001
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