Review: The Five Dysfunctions of a Team–A Leadership Fable
Excellent Training Material, See Also the Workbook, July 20, 2009
2009 The Ultimate Hack: Re-Inventing Intelligence to Re-Engineer the World (Faculty of Advanced Engineering University of British Columbia March 2009)
Handouts (Their Site) PPT (Our Site): 2009 UBC The Ultimate Hack Slides 2.0 FINAL, with Notes) With a tip of the hat the University of British Columbia and Professor John Meech of the Faculty of Advanced Engineering, this is the latest briefing. As with most of my briefings, planned words for brevity can be found …
Review: Analyzing Intelligence: Origins, Obstacles, and Innovations
Of, By, and For USA Status Quo Bubbas–Essential but Very Partial, July 14, 2009
2009 Homeland Security Today: Vet with a Vision
Anthony Kimery surprised me with this article. I was moved, for I have never seen, other than Alvin Toffler’s much shorter overview in 1993, a more profound appreciation for the public service that I have sought to render. Anthony did his homework, and the coherence, the integration, are the result of his talent at making …
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2009 Intelligence for the President–AND Everyone Else [Full Text Online for Google Translate]
Intelligence for the President–AND Everyone Else How Obama Can Create a Smart Nation and a Prosperous World at Peace By ROBERT DAVID STEELE VIVAS Today’s secret intelligence community costs the U.S. taxpayer over $65 billion a year, and yet, according to General Tony Zinni, USMC (Ret), provides less than 4% of the decision support needed …
2008 Defense Science Board Report on Integrating Sensor-Collected Intelligence
There are five bottom-lines on remote sensors, this report addresses four of them: 1. Managing sensors together adds value that cannot be achieved from advances in technology. 2. Meta-tagging the data at source (something we recommended in 1988) enables a huge jump in both sensor processing and inter-sensor sense-making. 3. All satellites are vulnerable to …
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Who’s Who in Public Intelligence: Jack Davis
PLATINUM LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT AWARD Jack Davis For over three decades, Jack Davis has been the heir to Sherman Kent and the mentor to all those who would strive to be the world’s most effective all-source intelligence analysts. As a Central Intelligence Agency analyst and educator, he combines intellect, integrity, insight, and an insatiable appetite for …
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