24 2.31 Economy of Effort. Economy of effort connotes balanced deployment and judicious employment of forces to ensure success with minimum casualties. 2.32 Flexibility. Flexibility is the appropriately to changing situations. capability to react 2.33 Cooperation. All agencies involved have to work jointly towards achievement of the overall aim to achieve success in war. Jointmanship leads to cooperation; cooperation produces synergy. 2.34 Administration. Placing the resources required at the right place and time to help commanders at all levels to achieve their respective objectives is the function of administration. 2.35 Intelligence. This is an addition to the widely accepted principles of war because of its pre-eminence in any future conflict. Military Intelligence involves acquisition and exploitation of information about the enemy. Informatics plays a major role in ensuring that intelligence is available in time and in the desired form. “War should be made methodically for it should have a definite object; and it should be conducted according to the principles and rules of the art”. – Napoleon, Maxims of War, 1831.