2nd Annual Multi-Intelligence Symposium

Advancing the Intelligence Technology Enterprise through All-source Integration

This educational Symposium will engage US military commands, government agencies, academia, and technology providers in a collaborative, open forum to discuss technological solutions and best practices that enhance the Intelligence Community’s ability to process, exploit, and disseminate valuable information through an integrated intelligence enterprise.

Why Should You Attend The Symposium?

This educational symposium allows US military commands, government agencies, academia, and technology providers the chance to have an open discussion about the technological solutions and best practices that make it easier for members of the IC to share and safeguard valuable information through an integrated intelligence enterprise.
 

In recent years, the U.S. Intelligence Community (IC) has rapidly evolved to perform new missions.  Members of the IC have developed new capabilities and adapted their business processes, especially in support of joint and complex military and National security operations. Contemporary and future intelligence gathering capabilities have created an increased need to process, exploit, and disseminate intelligence faster in order to support complex counter-terrorism, military, and national defense priorities.
 

In the coming decade, one of the Intelligence Community’s greatest challenges will involve developing the capabilities to collect and analyze big data.  Today, the information collected yields not simply a quantitative increase in information, but a qualitative change in how we create new knowledge and understand the world.

New Topics For This Year’s Symposium:

• Utilizing IC-ITE to fundamentally enhance data-processing and information sharing capabilities
• Challenges and advancements of implementing shared cloud data storage systems across members of the IC
• Integrating geospatial intelligence into the context of all-source intelligence analysis
• Developing new enterprise systems to compliment the rise of big data analytics and open-source intelligence gathering
• Development and integration of affordable warfighting information technologies for improved intelligence analysis
• Integrating operations, intelligence and investigations for national security of the homeland
• Utilizing dynamic network analysis to process massive, disparate, and complex data networks
• Building a robust ISE to facilitate the sharing and safeguarding of terrorism-related intelligence