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| TECHNICAL GROWTH INCLUDES THE FOLLOWING? |
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1. INCREMENTAL DEVELOPMENTS
2. DISRUPTIVE TECHNOLOGIES |
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| THE GRADUAL ROLL-OUT OF DVD AS A DEVELOPMENT INTENDED TO FOLLOW ON FROM THE PREVIOUS OPTICAL TECHNOLOGY COMPACT DISC. |
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| THOSE WHERE A NEW METHOD REPLAACES THE PREVIOUS TECNOLOGY AND MAKE IT REDUNDANT. |
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| REPRESENTS NEW AND SIGNIFICAT TECHNOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENTS THAT IN EFFECT, BROACH NEW TERRITORY IN SOME SIGNIFICANT WAY WITHIN A PARTICULAR FIELD. |
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| PREDICTED THAT THE PERFORMANCE OF MICROPROCESSOR TECHNOLOGY DOUBLES EVERY 18 MONTHS. |
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| HOW OFTEN DOES EACH NEW GENERATION OF CHIPS DEVELOP? |
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| AIR FORCE'S ONLY ORGANIZATION WHOLLY DEDICATED TO LEADING THE DISCOVERY, DEVELOPMENT, AND INTEGRATION OF WAR FIGHTING TECHNOLOGIES FOR AIR, SPACE, AND CYBERSPACE FORCES. |
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| AIR FORCE RESEARCH LABORATORY (AFRL) |
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1. ALL PERSONNEL WITHIN THE AIR FORCE HAVE ACCESS TO A VAST MAJORITY OF INFORMATION THEY NEED TO DO THEIR JOBS.
2. AIR FORCE PROFESSIONALS CAN EMBRACE THE PRATICE OF INFFORMATION SHARING AS THE NORM, INSTEAD OF THE EXCEPTION.
3. EACH ELEMENT OF INFORMATION IS ACCESSED FORM THE SINGLE AUTHORITATIVE SOUURCE FOR THAT INFORMATION. |
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ENTERPRISE INFORMATION MANAGEMENT
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| CONTAINS WORKFLOW, DOCUMENT MANAGEMENT, KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT, AND FORMS MANAGEMENT CAPABILITIES. |
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| Allows users to view shared documents, presentations, and applications over the Web as well as document spontaneous ideas and interactions using an online whiteboard |
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| Ability to centrally manage all official AF records, electronic and physical, from any location using fully automated capabilities to apply the official disposition schedule to the complete record life cycle. |
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Central Repsitory
Access From any location
Automates records dispostion schedule
Apply official dispostion schedule
Includes electronic and physical records |
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| Benefits of Record Management |
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| Existing forms are seamlessly integrated into EIM and enable the ability to create, manage, and track form-based information that automates common buisness processes requiring structured data content. |
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| Information Management Tools |
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| Enviroment that makes it easier and faster to bild and deploy information capabilities that directly serve the needs of the Air Force. |
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| Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) |
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| A collection of services or business proceses communicating with each other in one central location. |
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| Service Oriented Archtecture (SOA) |
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Win the Global War on Terrorism
Recapitalize the Force
Support our Airman |
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| Three mission objectives designed by the Air Force and The Chief of Staff |
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-An information generation and deliver process
-An iftormation assurance layer
-A semantic discovery capability
-Authoritative Data Sources (ADS)
-Content delivery services |
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| An approach to biliding and maintaining an enterprise's information systems that procides both flexibility and the leveraging of past investment through the use of modularized software components performing key business fuctions, linkes and enabled via standard interfaces, definitions and communication protocols. |
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SOA
Service Oriented Architecture |
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| Two major players that specifically apply to Web Pages in the Air Force: |
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AFI 33-129, Web Management and Internet Use
Title 42, United States Code, Section 508, Rehabilitaiton Act of 1998 |
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| Outlines the procedures that should be followed when building a web site. |
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| Goal is to, withing acceptable risk levels, "provide personnel requiring access for offical buisness maximum accessibility to Internet resources." |
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| May authorize personal uses consistent with the requirements of Department of Defense 5500.7-R, Joint Ethics Regulation. |
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| Using the Internet for other than official or authorized perposes may result in adverse administrative or diciplinary action. |
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| Federal law that requires the government to ensure that technology is equally accessible toa ll people without regard to disability. This includes the web sites being developed. |
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| Title 42, United States Code, Section 508, Rehabilitation Act of 1998 |
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| Ensures Guidance and policies are enforced. |
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KOM
Knowledge Opeerations Manager |
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-Delop information management policy and guidance governing the Web.
-Develop and disseminate policy relating to the management and use of Web Resources.
-Ensure that an annual multidisciplinary review is conducted of all pulic Web sites to comply with current guidance. |
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AF-CIO
Air Force Chieg Information Officer |
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| Develops a review process for information before positing in on public sites. This is to ensure inclusiton of any required information and exclusion of any potentially harmful or privileged information. |
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SAF/PA
Secretary of the Air Force Office of Public Affairs |
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| Establishes policy and procedures for the content and appearance of public web sites within each specific MAJCOM according to AFI 35-101, Public Affairs. |
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-Responsible for the content and security of information posted on private and public pages.
- Publish local policy and guidance defining authorized personal uses of the Internet for that wing. |
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Ensure Wing PA office reviews all their respective public Web pages/sites prioor to their launch.
Wnsure that installation PA offices annually conduct multidisciplinary reviews of all public Web sites
Ensure FOUO information is properly protected and not posted onpublic Web sites |
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The inclustion of FOUO information on an official Web site that is accessible to the general public.
Examples: Unit Recall rosters, budget reports, scheduled military operations |
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| Inappropriate Information |
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The disclosure of information that owuld cause forseeable harm to an interst protected by one or more of the exemptions to the FOIA, or the release of which would be a clearly unwarranted invasion of personal pricacy.
Examples are DOB's, Social Security Numbers |
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| Individually respnsibnle for the use of the Internet within the organizations the commander will ensure assigned personnel use government equipment for official or quthorized use only. |
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The "go to person" for all matters relating to a Web server's physical access accounts, maintenance, and administration.
Also include maintaing security, configuration management of the Web Server, and ensuring userid and passwords compy with Air Force Manual AFMAN 33-223. |
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| Responsible for the entire web site. Ensures pages comply with established style, content and security guidlines. |
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Ensures that pages mee the standards outlined in AFI 33-129.
Web site present a professtional appearance, be current, accurate, factual, and related to the organizations misison.
Must validate all links on any web page that is created or maintained. |
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A checklist used by the Public Affairs office to verify that web pages do not contain any potentially harmful information and are clear for public release.
For final approcal of the IRP, The PA returns the package and the unit commander signs it. |
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Internet Release Package
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| The language used to create web pages, with hyerlinks and markup for text formating. |
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HTML
Hypertext Markup Language |
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Must be designated via an appointment letter as a Conten Publisher.
Must have completed mandatory prerequisite training-Information Protection, OPSEC and Web Admin
Myst have "publishing rights" set by the unit Content Manager or MAJCOM CM to the appropriate responsibility area in the AF Portal |
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| Two environments used for publishing content to the AF Portal: |
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| The Publishing Center Portal (PCP) environment is used by content Manager and Conten Publishers to enter data into in-line Publishing Forms. |
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| The Af Portal Production environment is the production environment that all Air Force useres see when they sign on to the AF Portal. |
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| Two roles that have been established to facilitate the initial and ongoing migration of publishing new conten on the AF Portal: |
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Content Publisher
Content Manager |
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| Access to unit level content. |
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| Acces to unit, group, wing, abnd base level content. |
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Considered the "owner" of some amount of content on the AF Portal.
Manages sections of the AF Portal from a conten perspective. |
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| Has one or more Content Publishers that are respnsible for actual content on the AF Portal. |
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Oversees organizations's implementation of AF Portal programs and the efforts of Conten Publishers within each organization
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| AFI that Content Managers and Content Publishers Have to adhere to: |
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| DoD agency responsible for providing global net-centric solutions to serve the needs of the DoD. |
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Defense Information Systems Agency
(DISA) |
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| Three primary components to the DCO solution: |
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DCO Portal
Adobe Connect for web conferencing
Extensible Messaging and Presence Protocol (XMPP) |
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The entry point into the two DCO collaboration tools Connect & Jabber.
Provides a single location for registration, authenticationm and all resources required for use of the DCO collabarative tools. |
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| A personal web communication tool that enables personnel to have real-time, online meeting at any given time. |
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| An open technology for real-time communication, which powers a wide range of applications including instant messaging, presence, multi chat.... |
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| Steps to get into the DCO Portal |
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Log onto the Portal
Click on DCO
Read and accept the DoD security Banner |
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| Steps to Creating a Meeting |
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Login to the DCO portanl and in the Web Conferences and Meetings pannel; click the Create a New Meeting
On the Create a Web Conference page enter the Information that pertains to each field
To add other useres to the meeting, select Invite Users |
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| A Microsoft application that allows for efficeient sharing of information, find resources, search, manage conten, and create workflow with other members. |
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| Two different search capabilities within SharePoint |
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Full Text
Property Search |
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| Seacrches across all of the text in every document that is in the index. |
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| The IFILTERs, which extract the text out of the documents, or pulls each word out of the text, puts the property information into special "property buckets" that are kept seprate in the index. |
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| Where index searches options are activated |
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| Central Administration Level |
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