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What form of information collection strengthens strategic and tactical positions by knowing what an adversary is doing or plans to do?
Intelligence
What form of information collection strenghtens strategic and tactical positions by knowing what an adversary is doing or plans to do?
Intelligence
Procedures that develop and analyze new information to help marketing managers make decisions are called?
strategic planning
Why do companies enter into strategic alliance?
companies enter into strategic alliance
What is the importance of MIS in an organization?
Modern business is spurred on by technology and innovation. The driving force behind these two things is information and how it is used. For decades, business used information as a strategic tool to grow customer base, market share, cut costs and to gain the overall target of increased profits and efficiency. In the modern environment, information on its own isn't enough, what's required is a way to use this information properly, keep it secure and to make it accessible to the appropriate parties. To do this, a new strategic asset has been developed. The new asset is Information Technology and in the business context it's called Management Information Systems (MIS).
What form of information collection strengthens strategic and tactical positions by knowing what an adversary is doing or plans to do?
Intelligence
What form of information collection strengthens strategic and tactical?
Intelligence
What form of information collection strenghtens strategic and tactical positions by knowing what an adversary is doing or plans to do?
Intelligence
What form of information collection strenghthens strategic and tactical positions?
Intelligence
Strategic deterrence is convincing a potential adversary that?
All are correct
Is it true the more you know bout an adversarys intent and capability the better you can judge on how he may collect information he needs?
Yes, understanding an adversary's intent and capabilities enhances your ability to assess how they might gather information. Knowledge of their motivations and strengths allows you to anticipate their strategies and potential methods of collection. This insight can inform countermeasures and strategic planning, ultimately improving your own information security and operational readiness.
An adversary analysis uses bits and pieces of information and data to develop what outcome?
An adversary analysis aims to develop a comprehensive understanding of potential threats, including the capabilities, intentions, and vulnerabilities of adversaries. By synthesizing various pieces of information, analysts can identify patterns, predict adversary behavior, and assess risks. This outcome informs strategic decision-making and enhances preparedness for potential attacks or conflicts. Ultimately, it helps organizations or nations mitigate risks and strengthen their defenses.
Where can one buy some dossiers?
Dossiers are typically a collection of papers on a certain subject. Strategic dossiers can contain information about warfare or other information of strategic importance. A dossier can also contain information about a person or a company. They can be bought mainly at some specialized bookstores or at some internet book stores.
What is the collection and analysis of information to produce an intelligence end product designed to inform police decision making at both the tactical and strategic levels?
intelligence led policing
What is the collection and analysis of information to produce an intelligence end product designed to inform the police decision making at both the tactical and strategic levels?
intelligence led policing
Information technology is a strategic weapon.Do you agree with this statement?
Information technology is a strategic weapon only if your competitors do not have access to the same information, if they do it becomes a strategic tool and a planning device.
Which of Michel Foucaults books does the quote The strategic adversary is fascism the fascism in us all in our heads and in our everyday behavior come from?
It was not in a book by Foucault but is called Anti-Oedipus.
