Intelligence Dissemination Management
Military simulation, Intelligence cycle management, Sensitive Compartmented Information Facility, Classified information in the United States, Office of Special Plans
Erschienen am
17.02.2010, 1. Auflage 2010
Beschreibung
It is a classic maxim of intelligence that intelligence agencies do not make policy, but advise policymakers. Nevertheless, with an increasingly fast pace of operations, intelligence analysts may include choices of actions, with some projection of consequences from each. Intelligence consumers and providers still struggle with the balance of what drives information flow. Dissemination is the usual term for the part of the intelligence cycle that delivers products to consumers, and Intelligence Dissemination Management refers to the process that encompasses organizing the dissemination of finished intelligence. Intelligence information ranges from the equivalent of "we interrupt this television program" to book-length studies which may, or may not, be read by policymakers. Large documents sometimes are legitimately for specialists only. Other lengthy studies may be long-term predictions. Recent worldwide events show that high-level policymakers simply do not read large studies; staff briefers may.
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