Analysis & Production of Intelligence
Analysis and production of intelligence is the conversion of raw information into intelligence; and includes the integration, evaluation, and analysis of all available data, and the preparation of a variety of intelligence products-- such as "raw" documents which are comprised from pieces of information disseminated separately, or "finished" reports which draws separate pieces of information together to identify patterns and draw conclusions.
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