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Exponential innovation is causing exponential disruption

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Exponential innovation is causing exponential disruption


Analysis

  • HLS: Serious or Not Serious III-VI

    Fox, welcome to the hen house. Zorro, recepción a la casa de la gallina. We’re looking, but we’re not seeing. On the immigration bill “compromise” . . . let me see if I get this right: the longer you’ve been breaking the law, the better the deal, is that it? Are you f***king kidding me?…

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  • Where is the value?

    If you have been following the developments surrounding what has been found in the captured Iraqi documents, you’re aware that they portray a dramatic and sometimes shocking state of affairs in pre-war Iraq. Some have asked how the US intelligence community could ignore these documents when they apparently contain such bombshells. The easy and predictable…

  • Connect the Dots Indeed

    Sen. Patrick Leahy (D-Vt.) blasted the DOJ and the FBI division for a recent five-year, $12 million contract for ChoicePoint to provide investigative analysis software to the FBI. In February 2005, ChoicePoint announced a data breach after criminals set up fake businesses that purchased private information from the data broker. “What in heaven’s name are…

  • It would be nice to think so

    The CIA DI leads a cheer that should be read in full: Nearly one year ago, President Bush’s commission on weapons of mass destruction released its report identifying shortcomings in the intelligence community. Many of the commission’s judgments dealt with analysis, the discipline I lead at the CIA. The primary criticism was that our analysts…

  • Seize the High Ground

    Time to revisit an old favorite via Captain’s Quarters:

  • Everybody has one . . .

    . . . some just smell worse than others. Who would I rather team up with: Amateurs or fabricators . . . hmmmm.

  • When you see Bob G. in the hall . . .

    . . . blow him a kiss: The Pentagon’s Defense Intelligence Agency has awarded contracts for a system to improve information retrieval. The sysetm is designed to simplify the process of identifying important information from multiple sources often ignored by analysts swamped by data.

  • New JP 3-13

    FAS provides a copy of the latest IO doctrine . . . and the sign you’ll only see at the NDU-NPS championship football game:

  • Entertaining & Instructive

    Bruce puts his signature where his mouth is: It is in this spirit I announce the (possibly First) Movie-Plot Threat Contest. Entrants are invited to submit the most unlikely, yet still plausible, terrorist attack scenarios they can come up with. If you worked in the biz on and immediately after 9/11 you’ve got at least…


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