"CX reports are essentially single source, and much high quality intelligence comes from single sources".
In this manner, ePluribus will allow US coalition forces to combine fragmented contributions from citizen observers with their own high-level reasoning to construct a comprehensive, high quality intelligence report.
Chinese Premier Li Peng in the late 1990s was frustrated with the lack of high quality intelligence the Chinese government had on North Korea's Dear Leader and thus decided to up China's brief by inviting himself to visit Pyongyang to visit Kim Jong Il.
There is understandable concern about being left behind by technology, and a desire to drive itself on so it can continue to feed high-quality intelligence to the "customers".
Diplomats must think creatively, have specific, high-quality intelligence, and react to each security threat on its own terms, says Ronald Neumann, a veteran US diplomat who served as ambassador in Algeria, Afghanistan and Bahrain.
Our work confirms the importance of high-quality intelligence (not just data) and making that intelligence actionable.
A major challenge to achieving goals relating to quality and safety was that of ensuring that high-quality intelligence was available to organisations, teams, and individuals about how well they were doing and where the deficits and risks in organisational systems lay.
The Central Intelligence Agency has long disputed having had problems obtaining high quality human intelligence in Afghanistan.
The most scandalous case of all was that of Colonel Alfred Redl, who rose to head Austrian counter-intelligence but was himself an agent for the Russians and gave them high-quality military intelligence until he was arrested and allowed to kill himself in May 1913.
Hence, this paper proposes a LTE-based robotics system integrated with cloud computing to enhance the capability of data transmissions and intelligence for providing higher quality and more friendly services.
