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Intelligence community pursues next-gen mobility
Next-generation cloud capabilities are improving how intelligence analysts perform their duties and process, exploit and disseminate critical information.
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DIA official to AI: Show your work
In today’s connected world, everything is hackable, even artificial intelligence.
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NGA’s Digital Attack Team looks to tackle technology’s biggest ideas
The National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency sought to replicate private- and business-sector practices to help get at difficult technology problems.
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DIA director: We are preparing to fight the last war
Does warfighting in the information age still look like two armies clashing on a battlefield – a violent clash between hostile forces each trying to impose their will on the other?
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Here’s how technology can help unburden DIA analysts
The Defense Intelligence Agency’s collaborative Innovation Hub environment allows the private sector to pitch new capabilities and business processes to help mission cells address critical needs.
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House Intel Committee looks to ‘streamline’ DIA
The Intelligence Authorization Act for fiscal 2018 is “examining the defense intelligence enterprise, beginning with a review of Defense Intelligence Agency roles and missions.”
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Quick hit Q&A: Rear Adm. Christian “Boris” Becker
Taking the SPAWAR helm, Rear Adm. Boris Becker is well-armed with experience.
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Intelligence community pursues next-gen mobility
Next-generation cloud capabilities are improving how intelligence analysts perform their duties and process, exploit and disseminate critical information.
-
DIA official to AI: Show your work
In today’s connected world, everything is hackable, even artificial intelligence.
-
NGA’s Digital Attack Team looks to tackle technology’s biggest ideas
The National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency sought to replicate private- and business-sector practices to help get at difficult technology problems.
-
DIA director: We are preparing to fight the last war
Does warfighting in the information age still look like two armies clashing on a battlefield – a violent clash between hostile forces each trying to impose their will on the other?
-
Here’s how technology can help unburden DIA analysts
The Defense Intelligence Agency’s collaborative Innovation Hub environment allows the private sector to pitch new capabilities and business processes to help mission cells address critical needs.
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House Intel Committee looks to ‘streamline’ DIA
The Intelligence Authorization Act for fiscal 2018 is “examining the defense intelligence enterprise, beginning with a review of Defense Intelligence Agency roles and missions.”
-
Quick hit Q&A: Rear Adm. Christian “Boris” Becker
Taking the SPAWAR helm, Rear Adm. Boris Becker is well-armed with experience.
-
Intelligence community pursues next-gen mobility
Next-generation cloud capabilities are improving how intelligence analysts perform their duties and process, exploit and disseminate critical information.
-
DIA official to AI: Show your work
In today’s connected world, everything is hackable, even artificial intelligence.
-
NGA’s Digital Attack Team looks to tackle technology’s biggest ideas
The National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency sought to replicate private- and business-sector practices to help get at difficult technology problems.
-
DIA director: We are preparing to fight the last war
Does warfighting in the information age still look like two armies clashing on a battlefield – a violent clash between hostile forces each trying to impose their will on the other?
-
Here’s how technology can help unburden DIA analysts
The Defense Intelligence Agency’s collaborative Innovation Hub environment allows the private sector to pitch new capabilities and business processes to help mission cells address critical needs.
-
House Intel Committee looks to ‘streamline’ DIA
The Intelligence Authorization Act for fiscal 2018 is “examining the defense intelligence enterprise, beginning with a review of Defense Intelligence Agency roles and missions.”
-
Quick hit Q&A: Rear Adm. Christian “Boris” Becker
Taking the SPAWAR helm, Rear Adm. Boris Becker is well-armed with experience.
