In the era of social distancing and #COVID-19, NSI’s Chief Analytic Officer, Dr. Allison Astorino Courtois, details 6 quick insights and lessons from managing NSI’s innovative, virtual workplace for over 13 years. #workingfromhome#resilience
https://t.co/wm4f7Fv3oh
Lt Col Dave Lyle (@AETCommand) briefed the SMA community on the Ideas, Groups & Tools (IGT) model and how US decision makers and strategists can efficiently utilize innovation in a period of technical revolution.
Access the full presentation here:
https://t.co/ytPvipdyON
It is easy to say that reconciliation is not possible in Afghanistan--and this paper does not give much hope--but it is a worthwhile, and perhaps singular, solution to violence and instability in Afghanistan.
NSI's 4th podcast is now accessible!
MAJ @Chris_Telley (@NPS_Monterey) spoke with us about the convergence of automated influence (#AI) and information operations, as well as gaps in the defense community’s capability and development within these domains.
https://t.co/yFJO3TJcf6
NSI's 3rd podcast is now accessible! Mr. Vern Liebl (CAOCL) discusses the societal complexities of #Afghanistan and provides a candid appraisal of #US-#Afghan challenges in NSI's exclusive supplemental interview with Vern. Access all relevant content here:
https://t.co/tiDM6qoXyL
Continuing the J39-SMA Strategic Outcomes on the #KoreanPeninsula, NSI's ViTTa® methodology has summarized expert analysis addressing measures the US can take to empower the #ROK to negotiate an end to hostilities with the #DPRK. Find the full report here:
https://t.co/QkKYaH4Gkg
I'm off to see the Jews. Reach me on facebook/whatsapp. — traveling to Tel Aviv, Israel from Washington Dulles International Airport https://t.co/vumNedK4mU
As part of SMA's @DHSgov Speaker Series, Dr. Misty Blowers (@PeratonCorp) discussed the implications of the growing popularity of cryptocurrency and blockchain tech to the #DoD and #HomelandSecurity Access the presentation, speaker bio and audio file here!
https://t.co/G1hLAeul6p
The #DoD Strategic Multilayer Assessment (SMA) program is a multidisciplinary, multi-agency portfolio of projects that studies and assesses challenging problems associated with planning and operations of DoD, military services, and government agencies. Follow @IncNSI for updates!
Dr. Skye Cooley and Dr. Robert Hinck contend that media coverage of #Afghanistan in #Russia and #China is sparse and lacks firmly established strategic narratives. Listen to this #SMA#CENTCOM Speaker Series for the entire presentation!
#GrandBargain
https://t.co/xOQtH5tQCL
NSI has identified the success of #IraqiSecurityForces (ISF) to be driven by perceptions of governing legitimacy and social cohesion. NSI's ViTTa® network explores how to bolster and maintain their professionalization and competency https://t.co/XSogygUNnn
Spot on findings from the panelists: "the US needs to recognize that a centralized government in Afghanistan is inconsistent with the way its society operates; the US should instead encourage a decentralized government." https://t.co/ChxsSXVeUU
As part of a #CENTCOM "Reachback" panel hosted by #SMA, experts from #NPS and #BostonUniversity discussed the security situation in Afghanistan, focusing on the impact of the Taliban’s momentum gain across the country. #AfghanPeace
https://t.co/bFcdoRusaK
NSI recently concluded a yearlong Space Virtual Think Tank (ViTTa®) subject matter expert elicitation effort focused on assessing 23 key questions relating to contested space operations provided by the project’s sponsors at #USAF, #USSTRATCOM, and #AFSPC. https://t.co/anzm7cM2Kq
In light of the #SpaceXFalconHeavy launch, increased accessibility to the space domain brings a host of national security challenges that are discussed in depth by NSI’s Dr. John Stevenson and Mr. George Popp in this Virtual Think Tank (ViTTa)® Report. https://t.co/k3X2xSMsPV