Graphic: Big Data Sucks — At Multiple Levels

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Stephen E. Arnold: A Fresh Look at Big Data & Big Data (-) Human Factor (+) Transformation (+) RECAP

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May 9

Graphic: Data Science in Context

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Apr 23

Graphic: Old Versus New Intelligence Process

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Citation: Robert David Steele, Graphic: Old Versus New Intelligence Process, Phi Beta Iota Public Intelligence Blog, 26 March 2013.

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Robert Steele: OLD versus NEW Intelligence Process

21st Century Public Intelligence 3.2

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Mar 26

Graphic: 21st Century (Cybernetic) Intelligence Process 2.1 [Corrected, PPT Added]

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Slide:  21st Century Process Updated

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Graphic: 21st Century (Cybernetic) Intelligence Process

Open Source Agency (OSA)

Public Intelligence 3.1

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Mar 21

Graphic: IADB Open Source Agency Summary

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Jan 28

Graphic: 21st Century (Cybernetic) Intelligence Process 1.0

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UPDATED:  21st Century (Cybernetic) Intelligence Process

Figure 6, Chapter 1, INTELLIGENCE with INTEGRITY: Enabling Hybrid Public Governance with Open-Source Decision-Support (Earth Intelligence Network, forthcoming 2013)

“The righter we do the wrong thing, the wronger we become. When we make a mistake doing the wrong thing and correct it, we become wronger. When we make a mistake doing the right thing and correct it, we become righter. Therefore, it is better to do the right thing wrong than the wrong thing right. This is very significant because almost every problem confronting our society is a result of the fact that our public policy makers are doing the wrong things and are trying to do them righter.” (Ackoff 2004)

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Graphic: 21st Century (Cybernetic) Intelligence Process 2.0

Reference: Russell Ackoff on Doing Right Things Righter

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Jan 23

Graphic: OSINT by InfoSphere (Overview)

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Source: Email from CEO of InfoSphere SA (SE)

InfoSphere CEO Comment:  We never talk OSINT.. We talk sourceinfo. This is the Infosphere view.   Remote is what you do with your computer, phone, etc.  Direct is when you collect on the ground.  Covert or Overt – lines are blurry.  The output is intelligence, the input data and information.   We argue that HUMOSI SIGOSI, etc is a part of the game.  When you monitor social media like twitter  or look into a facebook profile with a fake profile –is that HUM or SIG or OSI  Intelligence is defined by the output… 

Phi Beta Iota:  We include HUMINT-acquired handheld video and photos in IMINT, and we have a separate SIGINT column for HUMINT-enabled close-in SIGINT, but generally speaking this slide and the capabilities it represents are “best in class.”  InfoSphere remains the only commercial intelligence provider we take seriously.  Everyone else has practical, intellectual, ethical, or financial issues that in our view render less than full scope.  Most governments do not do OSINT, they have an open source dribble into all-source that is largely comatose, the Nordics and Netherlands being the exceptions.  InfoSphere SA is also the only company we have found that is truly able, over the past decade, to BOTH place people on the ground in any of 33 languages within 24-72 hours AND properly process, visualize, and deliver the full spectrum collection in an actionable form understandable by a consumer with a three color mind-set (red, yellow, green).  See Also:  SiloBreaker (search and analytics tool both free and for fee).

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Dec 3

Graphic: OSINT by InfoSphere (Nation)

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Source: Email from CEO of InfoSphere SA (SE)

InfoSphere CEO Comment:  We never talk OSINT.. We talk sourceinfo. This is the Infosphere view.   Remote is what you do with your computer, phone, etc.  Direct is when you collect on the ground.  Covert or Overt – lines are blurry.  The output is intelligence, the input data and information.   We argue that HUMOSI SIGOSI, etc is a part of the game.  When you monitor social media like twitter  or look into a facebook profile with a fake profile –is that HUM or SIG or OSI  Intelligence is defined by the output… 

Phi Beta Iota:  We include HUMINT-acquired handheld video and photos in IMINT, and we have a separate SIGINT column for HUMINT-enabled close-in SIGINT, but generally speaking this slide and the capabilities it represents are “best in class.”  InfoSphere remains the only commercial intelligence provider we take seriously.  Everyone else has practical, intellectual, ethical, or financial issues that in our view render less than full scope.  Most governments do not do OSINT, they have an open source dribble into all-source that is largely comatose, the Nordics and Netherlands being the exceptions.  InfoSphere SA is also the only company we have found that is truly able, over the past decade, to BOTH place people on the ground in any of 33 languages within 24-72 hours AND properly process, visualize, and deliver the full spectrum collection in an actionable form understandable by a consumer with a three color mind-set (red, yellow, green).  See Also:  SiloBreaker (search and analytics tool both free and for fee).

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Dec 3

Graphic: OSINT by InfoSphere (Company)

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Source: Email from CEO of InfoSphere SA (SE)

InfoSphere CEO Comment:  We never talk OSINT.. We talk sourceinfo. This is the Infosphere view.   Remote is what you do with your computer, phone, etc.  Direct is when you collect on the ground.  Covert or Overt – lines are blurry.  The output is intelligence, the input data and information.   We argue that HUMOSI SIGOSI, etc is a part of the game.  When you monitor social media like twitter  or look into a facebook profile with a fake profile –is that HUM or SIG or OSI  Intelligence is defined by the output… 

Phi Beta Iota:  We include HUMINT-acquired handheld video and photos in IMINT, and we have a separate SIGINT column for HUMINT-enabled close-in SIGINT, but generally speaking this slide and the capabilities it represents are “best in class.”  InfoSphere remains the only commercial intelligence provider we take seriously.  Everyone else has practical, intellectual, ethical, or financial issues that in our view render less than full scope.  Most governments do not do OSINT, they have an open source dribble into all-source that is largely comatose, the Nordics and Netherlands being the exceptions.  InfoSphere SA is also the only company we have found that is truly able, over the past decade, to BOTH place people on the ground in any of 33 languages within 24-72 hours AND properly process, visualize, and deliver the full spectrum collection in an actionable form understandable by a consumer with a three color mind-set (red, yellow, green).  See Also:  SiloBreaker (search and analytics tool both free and for fee).

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Dec 3

Graphic: Changing Centers of Gravity for Intelligence in an Open World

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Source Page 11

Steele-Wright Commentary on Source with Graphics

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2011 Open Source Agency: Executive Access Point

Graphic: OSINT Competing Models

Graphic: OSINT, We Went Wrong, Leaping Forward

Books on Intelligence & Information Operations by Robert David STEELE Vivas et al

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Reference: Human Intelligence (HUMINT) – All Humans, All Minds, All the Time [Full Text Online for Google Translate]

Review: No More Secrets – Open Source Information and the Reshaping of U.S. Intelligence

Review: Open Source Intelligence in a Networked World

Search: osint models

Who’s Who in Collective Intelligence: Robert David STEELE Vivas

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Dec 1