Avoiding death by data: The challenge of data management and presentation

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A continuous influx of data necessitates an expert strategy of data management and presentation to prevent it from becoming ineffective and useless. The key components in the development of large-scale model-based data exploitation technology are the volume of data, data sources, a focus on ignored or underutilized data, speed and interpretation to provide the right information at the right time.

United States, Information accessibility

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Network-centric warfare: an emerging military response to the information age

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Network-centric warfare uses the power of networks to provide access to information provide military forces with information superiority. The advantages and future of network-centric warfare are discussed.

Forecasts, trends, outlooks, Computer networks, Forecasts and trends, Market trend/market analysis, Information networks

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Principles of effective multisensor data fusion

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Effective multisensor military data fusion is discussed, with emphasis on problem-driven requirements and situation awareness requirements.

Management dynamics, National Security, Military Intelligence, Management, Company business management

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