CDASA CAN Questions & Answers(GRADED A)

collection management - ANSWERthe process by which collection operations are planned and carried out CM at all levels - ANSWER- convert validated RFIs into collection requirements -establish priorities -establish collection tasks or coordinate with collection sources -monitor results and retask -maximize the effectiveness of limited collection resources Collection Requirements Management (CRM) - ANSWER-development and control of collection, processing, exploitation, and information reporting requirements -defines WHAT the intelligence systems must collect Collection Operations Management (COM) - ANSWER-direction, scheduling, and control of specific collection operations and associated processing, exploitation, and reporting resources -specifies HOW to satisfy a collection requirement What are the 4 fundamental management principles - ANSWER1. early identification of requirements 2. prioritization of requirements 3. multidisciplinary approach 4. task available assets first early ID of requirements (fundamental management principles) - ANSWER-enhances the ability to respond in a timely manner -ensures thorough planning -increasing the flexibility in the choice in intelligence and disciplines -allows CM time to do necessary research, run prediction analysis tools, and refine a POC list prioritization of requirements (fundamental management principles) - ANSWER-rankings are based on leadership guidance, objectives, current situation, time-sensitivity of requirement, and NIPF issues multidisciplinary approach (fundamental management principles) - ANSWERCMs should not become too reliant on one discipline over another task available assets first (fundamental management principles) - ANSWER-using available collection assets allows for timely and tailored responses to CR -serves to less the burden on collection resources -satisfaction can occur at an level, but should be satisfied at lowest level possible collection asset - ANSWERcollection capability subordinate to requesting unit