Reference: Building a National Information Strategy (India, 2002)
National Information Strategy : An action plan for building competitive advantage for Indian Industry and business. Dr. M R Rawtani* and J.P.S.Ahuja**
Reference: Dan Kuehl on National Information Strategy
Professor Dan Kuehl is perhaps the top authority in the U.S. Government’s war college environment on the subject of a national information strategy–the briefing below is balanced, brilliant, and to the point: we do not have a naitonal information strategy, we need a national information strategy.
Reference: Information Strategy 101
As we contemplated the reality that the U.S. Government does not have an information strategy, we realized it may not even know what one is. Below is a snippet from an EZine article that captures the broad picture. Design an Information Strategy By Robert G. Ogilvie Despite investments of millions of dollars in Information Technology, …
Journal: It’s Time to Legalize Drugs and Re-Design the Entire National Strategy-Policy-Budget Process
It’s Time to Legalize Drugs By Peter Moskos and Stanford “Neill” Franklin The Washington Post, Monday, August 17, 2009 Undercover Baltimore police officer Dante Arthur was doing what he does well, arresting drug dealers, when he approached a group in January. What he didn’t know was that one of suspects knew from a previous arrest …
Worth a Look: PBI Comments on DNI Strategy & Vision
Phi Beta Iota has begun a review of all publicly-available documents and directives pertaining to the hybrid discipline of Open Source Intelligence (OSINT). Click on the cover to access both the full document online and the Phi Beta Iota comment. OSINT is a hybrid discipline, unique in that it is both a complete discipline in …
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Journal: USA Has No China Strategy….
Tip of the hat to Sol Sanders for a pointed review of the USA’s lack of a China Strategy or the details that go with it. Below are just three short excerpts, followed by a Comment. . . . . . . . Given that the history of U.S.-China relations have always been rocky however …
Graphic: Strategy for a Prosperous World at Peace
This graphic, devised by Robert Steele, illustrates the logic of achieving a prosperous world at peace thorugh the combination of open information and total integrity. Clicking on the steps leads to the UN briefing. Clicking on the frog below left leads to the latest technical briefing while frog right goes to the UNICEF “Open Everything” …
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