YOUR PRESENTATION AT THE DCI SEMINAR, 27 APRIL 1988

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• Document Release Date: April 16, 2013
• Sequence Number: 4
• Publication Date: April 6, 1988
• Content Type: MEMO

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MEMORANDUM FOR: Deputy Director for Administration
FROM: Executive Director
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6 April 1988
Your Presentation at the DCI Seminar, 27 April 1988
1. This is to confirm my earlier invitation to you to address the
fourth session of this year's running of the DCI Seminar. As in the past
two years, the main purpose of the Seminar is to broaden participants
perspectives by delving into management issues_to_which they,might_pot_
otherwise be exposed.ri-woulde you totalk_ about -a subjeCt-near:and
dear?to?youi-hatt-i-tting NPI C Ready for the Future." In this
Connection; I suggest that youdiscuSe:ther-sg'-.riOus prOblems-you-Iaced when
you-took overNPIC, what you tried to do about them, how things were going
when yOU,leftandHthe problems you left for your successor.
2. The Seminar session itself is scheduled to run for up to two hours,
but I suggest that you talk for about 45 minutes, leaving the rest of the
time for questions and discussion. The session is scheduled to start at
1500 on Wednesday, 27 April, in the DCI Conference Room (7D64). For your
background, I have attached a roster of this year's participants and a list
of this year's topics and speakers.
3. I look forward to seeing you there on the 27th.
Attachments:
As stated
James H. Taylor
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TENTATIVE TOPICS FOR THE 1988
RUNNING OF THE DCI SEMINAR
PROPOSED SPEAKERS TOPICS
JAN
Jim Taylor
Introduction/Kickoff
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FEB
Training the Agency's Managers
(The problem as our
speaker sees it, what is being done
about it, how his
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solutions
Managing
seem to be working, his
goals for the future.)
in Today's Environment
(How the speakers dealt with Congress, DOD, State, and
non-DO Agency components; comparison of the lessons
learned from each program.)
APR Rae Huffstutler
MAY Dick Kerr
JUN Dick Stolz
JUL Ed Maloney
SEP Bill Donnelly
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NOV Evan Hineman
DEC Jim Taylor
Getting NPIC Ready for the Future (What the speaker saw
as the most serious problems facing NPIC when he took
over, what he tried to do about them, how things are
going now, and some of the problems his successor is
likely to face.)
Harnessing Information Technology to the Concept of
Customer Service in the DI (How information technology
is enabling the DI to analyze, produce and disseminate
more and better finished intelligence faster than ever
before.)
An Old Hand Meets the Case Officer of the Future:
Preparing the DO for the 21st Century (Impressions of an
old hand on returning to the fold and what he is doing
to prepare the DO for what he sees as the issues of the
future.)
The Melding of Two Cultures: Communicators and Computer
Types (How the speaker is melding two different
information technologies into a coherent whole,
dedicated to the concept of customer service; remaining
problems and prospects.)
Responsibilities of the CIA Manager Today (Reflections
of a former DO officer, former DDA and present-day IG on
the changing role of CIA's managers; some speculative
thoughts on what the future holds.)
The Enduring Lessons of the Howard Case
Managing Science and Technology (What our speaker did to
make the DS&T function the way he thought it ought to,
the progress that has been made, and the remaining
problems; what he thinks the future holds.)
Leadership and Management in the Agency (The EXDIR will
moderate a discussion of his think-piece on this
subject, seeking participant's views as to how well the
Agency is responding to emerging challenges in this
area.)
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