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Integrating Intelligence and Information (Flynn, Flynn, 2012)
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p.4 Integrating intelligence and information means different things to different people, but one thing is certain: without integration, the entire decision-making process is compromised, rife with gaps that can lead to miscalculations.
 
p.6 Everyone wants to "see" a map.
 
p.7 The decision maker is the ultimate consumer of intelligence. That person or group of people must be intimately involved in the intelligence collection, integration, and analysis process - it's too difficult and dynamic to understand otherwise.

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