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00:01:41 1 Preprocessing
00:03:21 1.1 Basic intelligence and reference library services
00:09:21 1.2 Country handbooks
00:10:44 1.3 Biographical references
00:12:40 1.4 Geophysical basic intelligence
00:13:30 1.5 Order of battle intelligence
00:14:23 2 Current intelligence
00:19:24 2.1 Indications and warning checklists
00:20:16 2.2 Situation intelligence
00:21:26 3 Information technology
00:25:18 3.1 Security and IT



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Intelligence Analysis Management is the process of managing and organizing the analytical processing of raw intelligence information. The terms "analysis", "production", and "processing" denote the organization and evaluation of raw information used in a phase informally called "connecting the dots", thus creating an "intelligence mosaic". The information may result in multiple analytic products, each with different security classifications, time scales, and levels of detail. Intelligence analysis goes back to the beginning of history. Sherman Kent is often considered the father of modern intelligence analysis. His writings include a 1947 book, Strategic Intelligence for American World Policy. During his career in the Office of Strategic Services and the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), Kent defined many of the parameters of modern analysis and its use. Kent disagreed with the philosophy that analysts never recommend policy, but only advise policymakers. He considered it a partnership in which the analyst did not push a personal point of view.Recent scholarship drawing upon theories of the sociology of knowledge has criticized Kent's work for being over-positivist and for failing to recognize the role the identity and culture of the analytic unit play in formulating, accepting, and rejecting the hypotheses used to collect and analyze intelligence.