IT could help in future wars, but it may also have a downside, GEIA says.
GOOD NEWS, BAD NEWS: Information technology will be a big advantage in future wars, but it also could be feeding the idea that future conflicts should involve near-zero casualty rates, says Michael Kush, chair of the defense team for the Government Electronics and Information Technology Association...
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