Review: World Brain
5.0 out of 5 stars Updated Edition is Even Better, May 29, 2000
Review: A New Archetype for Competitive Intelligence
Excellent first step in migrating toward 21st century CI, April 8, 2000 John J. McGonagle The authors are serious professionals with several competitive intelligence books behind them, and try in this book to relate the requirements of competitive intelligence to the emerging opportunities of the Internet and information tools-what they characterize and trademark as “cyber-intelligence”™. …
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Review: Consilience–the Unity of Knowledge
Creating World Brain and the Virtual Intelligence Community April 7, 2000 E. O. Wilson EDITED 9 July 2007 to add comment and links to other books. Comment: This is still one of the best books for someone who wants to think deeply about knowledge. Below are links to some others I recommend. Our answer to …
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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
Review: Consilience–The Unity of Knowledge
5.0 out of 5 stars Creating World Brain and the Virtual Intelligence Community, April 7, 2000
1997 Stephen E. Arnold (US) Technology Vectors 1998 and Beyond
PLATINUM LIFETIME AWARD Arnold, 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 …
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1997 Creating a “Bare Bones” Capability for Open Source Support to Defense Intelligence Analysis
DOC: Creating a Bare Bones OSINT Capability When Paul Wallner, on rotation from DIA to CIA, first attempted to establiksh an Open Source Intelligence (OSINT) concept of operations, this was the first paper delivered to him. At the same time, he gave OSS a fair shot at business with ten trial weekly reports spanning everything …
