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EBR
SENIOR PERSONNEL
Richard E. Hayes, Ph.D.
President and Senior Scientist
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Trained as an empirical political scientist focused
on decisionmaking, Dr. Richard E. Hayes has been conducting
basic and applied research on military command and control
(C2) issues since 1980. His current focus is primarily
on the emerging theory behind network centric operations
(NCO) and "edge" organizations and the capture and analysis
empirical evidence related to the effectiveness and
agility of C2 systems.
Margaret Daly Hayes, Ph.D.
Vice President and Principal of EBR Associates
Dr. Margaret Daly Hayes is a distinguished scholar with specialization in U.S.-Latin American relations,and Latin American governance, political economy and security issues. From November 1997 to March 2004 she served as founding Director of the Center for Hemispheric Defense Studies (CHDS) at the National Defense University. As Director (SES-04 equiv), she developed the Center’s curriculum and worked with defense ministries, parliamentary committees and other government agencies to strengthen security sector governance, civil-military relations, and civilian management and oversight capabilities throughout the hemisphere. While at CHDS, she helped launch a number of Defense White Paper projects in the region and recently consulted with the developers of Nicaragua’s National Defense Book. [full biography]
David T. Signori, Ph.D.
Chief Scientist
Dr. Signori spearheads initiatives and research related
to C4ISR and Force Transformation. Prior to joining
EBR, Dr. Signori served as a research leader at the
RAND Corporation; The Special Assistant to the Director
of DARPA for Warfare Information Technology; Deputy
Director of DISA, Vice Manager of the National Communication
System, Associate Director for Engineering and Technology,
and Director of the Center for Command and Control and
Communication Systems at the Defense Information Systems
Agency (DISA); The Associate Director of the Systems
Evaluation Division at the Institute of Defense Analyses
(IDA).
Dennis K. Leedom, Ph.D.
Senior Scientist
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Dr. Leedom joined Evidence Based Research, Inc. after
a distinguished 36-year career with the Department of
Defense. With a combined background in both the engineering
sciences and behavioral sciences, he has led numerous
major research and engineering projects focused on understanding
the role of humans and technology in military command
and control. His multidisciplinary background -coupled
with first-hand observation and evaluation of military
command and staff operations-is particularly suited
for translating current theory from the cognitive and
social sciences into the analytical environment of modeling
and simulation.
David F. Noble, Ph.D.
Senior Scientist
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Dr. Noble has over 20 years of experience in collaboration
analysis, in research on the cognitive basis of situation
understanding, decisionmaking, and expertise, and in
applying this research to development of advanced analytical
tools to support intelligence operations, data fusion,
decisionmaking, and plan assessment. In current work
for Office of Naval research, Dr. Noble is leading research
on the cognitive foundations of effective teamwork,
and has developed an analytical tool to help teams diagnose
and fix collaboration problems.
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