Fixed 2 Dec 09
2005 Army War College E3i–Making the Revolution
Briefings & Lectures2005 Steele on Intelligence at MALAS
Briefings & Lectures
PPT (26 Slides): 2005 Steele on Intelligence Reflections at MALAS
2004 DoD OSINT Program: A Speculative Overview
Briefings (Core), Briefings & Lectures, Collaboration Zones, Communities of Practice
Fixed 24 Nov 09
2004 Andregg (US) Why the Intelligence Community (IC) System Drives You Crazy, and How to Come In From the Cold
Briefings (Core), Historic Contributions, Policy, Reform, Strategy
2004 Stephen E. Arnold (US) New Opportunities: Update on New Technology
Historic Contributions, Technologies
PLATINUM LIFETIME AWARD, Mr. Stephen E. Arnold
For his constant demonstration of the utility of Open Source Intelligence (OSINT) in the understanding of social networks, emerging technologies, and cultural realities. As a world-renowned authority on information and communications, with a deep understanding of the public policy value of open source information, he has made himself available around the world, and had much more influence than most realize. His publication of the book, “The Google Legacy,” is a mere milestone in one of the most distinguished information careers in the world
The only speaker to be invited back each year, Stephen E. Arnold has consistently been close to a decade ahead of the “path-finders” in more bureaucratic environments. Below is his presentaiton to OSS '06.
2004 Atlee (US) Beyond Intelligence Reform: Shifting from Intelligence to Co-Intelligence
Collective Intelligence, Communities of Practice, Historic Contributions
Godlen Candle Award: Mr. Tom Atlee
OSS '04: To Tom Atlee, founder of the Co-Intelligence Institute, for his sustained leadership in the vanguard of an informed democracy. His book, The Tao of Democracy: Using Co-Intelligence to Create a World that Worlds for All is in the best traditions of Thomas Jefferson, who said “A Nation’s best defense is an educated citizenry.”
We discovered Tom Atlee when we made the leap from being critical of fraud, waste, and abuse within the secret intelligence community simply on the basis of efficiency, and recognized as so many others have before us, that democracy demands public intelligence, and that secret intelligence is inherently pathological and easily corrupted or exploited by unscrupupous politicians. Tom Atlee has been our guide into the world of appreciate inquiry, deliberative dialog, conscious evolution, and citizenship wisdom councils (Jim Rough), and for that, we can never articulate thanks as profound as the difference he has made. Below is his first presentation to OSS '04.
2004 Beer (AT) The Need for a Theory of Intelligence as Exemplified in the Contact of Austrian History, 1918-1955, Toward an Agenda for Central European Intelligence Studies
Analysis, Historic Contributions, History
