Review: Infotopia–How Many Minds Produce Knowledge
Complements Wikinomics, Solid but Incomplete, January 17, 2007
Government Archive on Public Intelligence (1992-2006)
2006 SA Government Yekelo African Early Warning 2002 US Government FSMO Foreign Military Studies Office 2000 US Government Steele Spies and Secrecy in an Open World 1999 US Government Coile Information Overlay for Preparing & Coping with Local Disasters 1999 CA Government George OSINT: Islamic Unrest in China 1999 US Government Heidenrich Genocide Web Sites …
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Review: Tiger Force–A True Story of Men and War (Hardcover)
In Context, a Shameful Story with Two Sides, June 4, 2006
Review: Free Flight–Inventing the Future of Travel
5.0 out of 5 stars Opens the Sky to Non-Pilots, Great Overview, May 24, 2003
2001 Gessaman (US) Understanding the Federal Budget–If It Is Not in the Budget, It is Not Policy
Don Gessaman was the Deputy Associate Director for National Security at the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) for over a decade, and in that capacity managed the oversight, as the most senior civil servant in OMB for defense, diplomacy, aid, and intelligence. Today Kathleen Peroff manages this money, over one trillion dollars a year, …
Review: Top Secret Intranet: How U.S. Intelligence Built Intelink – the World’s Largest, Most Secure Network
4.0 out of 5 stars Good Efforts by Good People Buried in a Bunker, April 7, 2000
1996 Strassmann (US) U.S. Knowledge Assets: Choice Traget for Information Crime
Whenever we get depressed about the inability of large organizations to “hear” we just remind ourselves that no one listens to Brent Scowcroft or Paul Strassmann either despite their stature as intellectual giants. Strassmann is an enterprise unto himself after decades of being a CIO for Xerox, DoD, and then a reprise at NASA for …
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