COLLECTION MANAGEMENT Flashcards by Pat Jones

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What does “IN” stand for?

A

Information Need

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What are the 3 types of “IN”?

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Standing; 90+ Days to 2 years
Limited Duration; 0-90 Days
Research; No Limit

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What are the 3 time criticalities of “IN”?

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Time Critical; 0-3 Days
Time Sensitive; 4-29 Days
Routine; 30+ days

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What does LOE stand for?

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Level of Effort

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What is the last step of an “IN”?

A

Review

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What does NIPF stand for?

A

National Intelligence Priorities Framework

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What 3 things make up the NIPF?

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Topic
Subtopic
Geopolitical

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What is SURREY?

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NSA’s Intelligence Requirements Database

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What is USSID?

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United States Signals Intelligence Directive

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What is SP?

A

SIGINT Policy

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What is CR?

A

Customer Relations

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What is SE 2000?

A

SIGINT Enterprise Maritime

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What is SE 5000?

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NSA/Joint Sites

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