3rd Annual Multi-Intelligence Exploitation Symposium

Improving Multi-INT Capabilities to Succeed in Complex Environments 

This educational symposium will engage US military commands, government agencies, academia, and technology providers in a collaborative, open-forum to discuss technological solutions and best practices that enhance the Intelligence Community’s ability to process, exploit, and disseminate valuable information through an integrated intelligence enterprise.

New for the 2017 Multi-INT Exploitation Summit:

• Designing, building, deploying and integrating capabilities for the future fight

• Update on IC ITE Adoption and Implementation

•  Aligning DCGS-A with IC ITE in the Common Operating Environment

• Analyzing the progress that has been made with open architecture, software, & OSINT

•  Understanding the Common Desktop Environment: face of IC ITE

• Understanding DoD AT&L’s S&T and R&D key areas of focus

• Integrating the IoT across the enterprise: enabling advanced services through interoperable technologies

• Efforts to improve Air Force’s collection, fusing, and tracking capabilities in combat theatres

• Identifying cutting-edge, agile data solutions to perform activity based analysis in hostile environments

• Reducing the time analysts sort through data through increase automation

• Utilizing IC ITE to strengthen interagency alignment for intelligence sharing

• Understanding the significance of common desktops and cloud integration in improving intelligence

Why You Should Attend This Symposium:

• This educational symposium enables the Intelligence Community, military intelligence organizations and the private sector to come together to have a conversation on the latest work being done to embrace Multi-INT exploitation. The adoption of IC ITE has allowed inter-agency communication and a better understanding ofthe massive amounts of data being processed by the IC. 

• There has been a rapid evolution of practices within the IC to meet the challenges of the current Multi-INT landscape. Agencies have had to adapt their methodologies to best support complex intelligence and national security operation. Alignment of existing systems will also prove to be an essential piece to solving the intelligence data puzzle as agencies attempt to embrace a common format.

• In the years ahead, one of the IC’s greatest challenges will be increasing automation at a rate that allows the Community to exploit a diverse set of data streams. The IC must develop innovative approaches to not only process larger quantities of data, but to decipher more complex and intricate data

At Our Symposium You Have the Ability to:

• Gain Education & Insight: Walk away with knowledge gained from our senior level speakers on some of the complex challenges facing intelligence officers and analyst.

• Build Partnerships: The agenda is designed to allow for ample networking opportunities and the ability to discover new electronic warfare capabilities that strengthen the Military and federal agencies’ ability to operate effectively and efficiently in the electromagnetic spectrum.

• Influence: Help foster ideas! Share your own insight and knowledge during our interactive sessions. All attendees are given the opportunity to address our speaker faculty with their questions or comments.