Faster warfare compresses decisions that once took days or hours into seconds. The information needed to make those decisions must already be available and synthesized into a picture of events. More information is not automatically better. The practical preference is to have information that can be discarded if irrelevant, rather than discover a gap when there is no time to fill it.
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Information must be ready before seconds count
Short decision times reward information gathered and interpreted in advance, while still requiring judgment about what is relevant.