Review: Republic.com
5.0 out of 5 stars 21st Century Primer for Cyber-Constitution, April 8, 2001
Review: Maestro–Greenspan’s Fed And The American Boom
5.0 out of 5 stars Unconventional Wisdom Triumphs in Unconventional Times, November 16, 2000
2000 PRIMER on Open Sources & Methods
2000 SE Training Bjore PRIMER: How InfoSphere Uses the Internet 2000 US Training CSM PRIMER: Top Secret Kodak Moments in Space 2000 US Training David PRIMER: Intelligence Analysis in a New Century 2000 US Training Davis PRIMER: Compendium of Analytic Tradecraft Notes 2000 NL Training Farace PRIMER: Gray Literature 2: Finding the Not Easily Found …
Review: Thinking in Time–The Uses of History for Decision-Makers
5.0 out of 5 stars Clever, Useful Guide to Presenting Intelligence to Policy, April 7, 2000
1999 Muddy Waters, Rusting Buckets: A Skeptical Assessment of U.S. Naval Effectiveness in the 21st Century
Muddy Waters, Rusting Buckets: A Skeptical Assessment of U.S Naval Effectiveness in the 21st Century by Robert D Steele Neither the U.S. Navy nor the U.S. Marine Corps are ready for the 21st Century. The current plan for a 320-ship Navy not only leaves America without sustainable power projection, but also makes no provision for …
1995 Robert Steele on Waging War and Peace in the 21st Century — French National Flag Conference on Information Strategy
SECRETARIAT GENERAL DE LA DEFENSE NATIONALE Flag Conference on Information Strategy 15 December 1995 WAGING WAR AND PEACE IN THE 21ST CENTURY Mr. Robert D. Steele, Chairman & CEO OPEN SOURCE SOLUTIONS Group Challenge of Change: Six Revolutions Changing Threat–Four Warrior Classes/law enforcement as the new legionnaires Changing Dimensions of Time & Space–War/Peace, Here/There, Long/Short …
1994 Brief to the National Research Council Review of the Army Multi-Billion Dollar Future Communications Architecture UPDATED Full Text Online + References
It was a privilege to be asked by the National Research Council to comment on the U.S. Army’s multi-billion dollar future communications architecture. I noticed immediately that the entire program assumed self-generated bits and bytes and made no provision, ZERO PROVISION, for acquiring and making sense of external information from anyone outside the DoD “grid.” …
