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Patrick D. Allen is currently senior lead systems engineer at General Dynamics Advanced Information Systems, is a certified Project Management Professional, and is a retired Colonel in the Army Reserves. He is a Director of the Military Operations Research Society (MORS), co-chair of the MORS IO working group, and a member of the PSYOP and OPSEC Communities of Knowledge and Practice (CKAPs). Dr. Allen has designed and developed numerous real-world decision support tools and strategic technology plans for the Military Services, U.S. Pacific Command, U.S. Joint Forces Command, the Joint Special Operations Forces Institute, the Department of Defense, the Defense Advanced Research Project Agency, and the Intelligence Community. He is the award-winning designer and developer of major components of the Information Warfare Planning Capability, a fielded system that has been selected as the basis for the Department of Defense's next IO planning tool and the Air Force's Air Operation Center Strategy Development tool. His work also includes the Integrated Battle Command project and the Defense Against Cyber Attacks in Mobile Ad Hoc networks (DCA MANET), the Course of Action Process for computer network defense, IO test and evaluation support tools, Interactive Intelligence planning and analysis tool, and many military models and simulations. Over his 25-year career, Pat has consulted internationally for Canada, the United Kingdom, and Sweden. He is widely published in the fields of operations research and military modeling and simulation in analysis, training, testing, experimentation and planning. He has a B.S. in physics, an M.S. and Ph.D. in operations research, and a masters of strategic studies.
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