Week Four – Discussion Two: Intelligence Analysis Process
“Without analysis, there is no intelligence. No single methodology is used for intelligence analysis; rather, various approaches and analytic tools are used, depending on the type of data/information that are available and the type of analysis (tactical or strategic) that is being performed” (Carter, 2009, p. 262).
For this discussion, review the information on pages 262 through 269 of your textbook focusing on intelligence analysis. Then, select a crime problem of interest to you and identifying an analytical process that could produce valuable intelligence to address your identified problem.
As an example, imagine you are an analyst tasked with providing information regarding a series of car thefts within a given geographical area. Using one or more of the tools or approaches outlined in the textbook, what information could you retrieve and use to generate tactical level intelligence to address this specific problem? What tools would you use? What types of products which you generate with your information? And who would be the best suited to receive your final intelligence products?
Week Four – Discussion Two: Intelligence Analysis Process “Without analysis, the
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