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The '''disruptive solutions process''' ('''DSP''') is a concept for innovation execution applied to the mishap prevention part of the [[combat operations process]], often at the [[military tactics|tactical]] or operational level, primarily in Air National Guard applications. However, it has been used successfully in other government agencies and in the private sector. At its core is the notion of iterative, low cost, first-to-market development. The term 'disruptive' was borrowed from the marketing term [[disruptive technologies]]. DSP was created in 2005 by [[fighter pilot]] and the[[United States Air Force]]/[[Air National Guard]] [[Colonel (United States)|Colonel]] Edward Vaughan.<ref>[http://www.defenselink.mil/news/newsarticle.aspx?id=53044 Face of Defense: Air Guardsman Entrepreneurial Approach..]</ref>

==Overview==