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Fox News just broke that a “senior U.S. official” has confirmed the U.S. is tracking a North Korean vessel named “Kang Nam”. The vessel left a North Korean port on Wednesday, and is suspected of transporting “weaponry, missile parts or nuclear materials”. Category: In the news, Intel, Intelink, Interagency, International, News, USCG, by Dan Trimble, international Affairs | Comments
Earlier this week, I had a couple of unanswered questions for Admiral Allen concerning the way ahead with social media. They were somewhat specific, technically, in nature, and Admiral Allen has provided answers. Each year, the Coast Guard hosts a Coast Guard Innovation Expo. The Expo is part trade show, part Coasties showing off cool stuff, and part professional development. Coast Guard personnel can host a spot on the Expo floor to show off and talk about innovations they’ve developed or use. We’ve had things like home-grown data base [...] a sord of ducks Still wondering what the Intelink-U thing is? This might help. Chris Rasmussen was on a talk show recently. As he noted yesterday in his Need-To-Share Guy blog: direct mp3 (Fast forward a bit over intro [...] I’ve been watching the dialogue wrt Intelink and other collaborative technologies, along with the discussions concerning KM, open sharing, stovepipes within Government, yada, yada, yada… The use of Intelink as a set of tools for Coasties to do their jobs better and increase organizational performance seems to be taking off. In the last day, two senior officers have contacted me requesting coaching on how to use the tools within their respective organizations. More on those questions to follow in another [...] Here’s a little skit to put things into perspective. My thanks to Chris Rasmussen for allowing me to adapt his work (which he adapted from someone else’s work… which seems to be the nature of the Internet). CAN YOU HANDLE THE TRUTH? A skit about the conflict between the old and the new. Cast: In response to yesterday’s post about Intelink, Anonymous commented, Admiral Allen has suggested that perhaps wikis can be used to help develop policy. Indeed they can as evidenced with this Intellipedia page, The CJCSI 6212 Revision Portal. Perhaps that’s a bit much for you? Try this more humble attempt, Coast Guard policy encouraging use of external social network Sites. |
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