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Knowledge management in the intelligence enterprise

By:

WALTZ Edward

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Boston, Mass. USA: Artech House, 2003Description: 357pISBN:

1580534945 (hbk.):

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Summary: Detailed study the role of knowledge management systems in modern intelligence gathering and analysis operations. Explains how the use of automated intelligence gathering and analysis have transformed what for centuries were essentially manual tasks.

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Detailed study the role of knowledge management systems in modern intelligence gathering and analysis operations. Explains how the use of automated intelligence gathering and analysis have transformed what for centuries were essentially manual tasks.

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