"Over the last 22 years I have identified an extraordinary amount of "actionable intelligence," meaning patents of detailed schematics and information about how these technologies work and how they can be applied which mean we are not starting from scratch.
The archive contained actionable code, which meant that Assange was in possession of an arsenal, and some of his staffers were rattled.
Beyond thinking, "Isn't it terrible that so many people with disabilities live in poverty," these actionable items are meant to empower individuals to become change agents on behalf of this economically vulnerable population.
These goals need to be specific, realistic, and actionable goals--that means nothing vague like "more brand awareness".
The truth is that we know -- not suspect but know -- that the atrocities of Abu Ghraib were the predictable effects of a new policy of torture, and of an urgent directive that the interrogators obtain actionable intelligence by any means.
Even before 1591, when William Lambarde complained that his client had been "baited, and bitten with libels and slanders that be not actionable," that word has meant "subject to an action at law," legalese for "you have just furnished me grounds for a lawsuit".
It's very easy to fit devices with all kinds of sensors recording a dizzying array of variables in real-time, but more data doesn't necessarily mean more actionable information.
As a means of extracting actionable intelligence, torture is worthless.
I knew I wanted to stand up for something as our nationwide grief turns into political calls to action -- I knew, too, that I would be on the side of prevention -- but I wasn't yet sure what that meant in real, actionable terms.
In practice, these genomic technologies provide a means of finding novel actionable targets and defining new therapeutic strategies based on molecular classifications.
