An Assessment of the Assignments and Arrangements of the Executive Agent for DoD Biometrics and Status Report on the DoD Biometrics Enterprise
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https://www.jstor.org/stable/10.7249/j.ctt3fh0n8Author(s)
Shontz, Douglas
Libicki, Martin C.
Rudavsky, Rena
Bradley, Melissa A.
Language
EnglishAbstract
As the need to identify known and suspected combatants has elevated the importance of biometrics in the Department of Defense (DoD), RAND researchers assessed how current activities are supporting end users and how DoD is preparing to focus biometrics on different missions. As overseas contingency operations wind down, DoD’s biometrics program must move in a new direction, and continued funding must be justified in new ways.
Keywords
Political Science; History; TechnologyISBN
9780833079879, 9780833077073Publisher
RAND CorporationPublication date and place
2012Classification
Military history
Espionage and secret services
Military engineering