"This is a relatively novel idea, but it seems that it only involves the anti-theft problem you think is safe and confidential? What about transfer and rapid destruction?"

After hearing this, Lin Mo smiled slightly and replied: "Actually, the rapid destruction is already mixed with my statement just now. The entire building is a large incinerator.

The ancillary buildings do not allow horizontal barriers and keep them unobstructed. In fact, they are treated as air inlets. The connection between the ancillary and building is separated by iron fences and glass because the iron fence itself allows air to pass through and glass can be quickly broken.

The steel used in the main building structure is to prevent the structure from being easily burned during combustion, and the documents and archives fall and accumulate and burn incompletely leave behind unburned documents.

Steel mesh or hole punching on the floor is to quickly supply oxygen and overfire. It is recommended to use oily wood such as pine wood to help fuel the fire at that time. Glass on the roof is also to quickly break the steel mesh in the middle. Another function is to prevent combustion and heat gas to bring the documents to the outside.

The specific principle can be compared to a large stove. The combustion heats the air in the building. The hot air rises from the roof. The air pressure drops when the air leaves the building. The cold air will be sucked in from the bottom. The air flow can not only provide oxygen to the building, but also form wind, making the fire burn more vigorously.

However, if we really want to build this way, the fire prevention work must be done well, otherwise once the fire starts, there is basically no possibility of being extinguished, which will cause huge losses.

As for transfer, I have two solutions. One is to allow the annex buildings to pass through trucks and other vehicles, install freight elevators in the main building, and even some cabinets that store important documents and archives. Rollers can be installed at the bottom, and the cabinets can be quickly transferred when necessary.

The second solution is that I have been abroad with a microfilm technology, which is to shoot paper documents into the film. Through some means, one film can store more than a dozen or even dozens of paper documents, which can greatly reduce the size and weight of the document file.

If this method can be introduced to use it for document and archive data management, the document and archive data can be backed up with microfilm, and only film with smaller volume and weight will be taken away when necessary, and the paper documents will be burned directly. Moreover, if the backup is timely, fires and other accidents can be avoided as much as possible.

But although it is good, the cost of this method is destined to be low. Whether you can get the support and affirmation of the boss depends on you, Brother Mao. By the way, I may come to a top student in civil engineering in a while. If you need to do some design work, you can hand it over to him at that time."

"It's easy to say..." Mao Qiming nodded and continued to ask some details. It can be seen that he was quite moved by Lin Mo's plan.

When asked when Lin Mo was really unable to say anything, Mao Qiming asked again: "By the way, I just heard from you that the archives department also had the opportunity to achieve something. I was anxious to ask in detail just now, can you tell me your thoughts?"

Although Mao Qiming looked calm and seemed to ask casually, this question was the main reason why he left Lin Mo. The previous questions were just excuses to cover up. Of course, Lin Mo did give him some surprises.

As for things like being anxious, just listen to it. The fact is that he only treated Lin Mo's words as compliments before and did not take them to heart at all.

It was Lin Mo's performance in this series of things just now, especially in the end, that she had a detached analysis in front of Xu Gu Yu, which reminded him of this matter. The previous questions also included some temptations. As for why he didn't just go around such a big circle? After all, he is also a middle and senior executive of the Intelligence Department, so he has to take some face, right?

Lin Mo didn't think about so much about the other person's heart, or realized it, but it was useless to think about it. Why did he have to worry about it?

"Brother Mao, the intelligence mastered by the intelligence office can be roughly divided into several types according to the source, one is relatively accurate information directly obtained through various means; one is indirectly obtained based on various intelligence information after simple analysis; the last is a conclusion drawn through rigorous and meticulous reasoning, judgment, evidence, etc. through a small number of incomplete speeches and rigorous analysis. I wonder if Brother Mao agrees with my statement?"

"Well..." Mao Qiming shook his head slightly, squinted his eyes and thought for a while before speaking: "The statement is relatively accurate. It is unrealistic to say that the entire situation of cystic expansion has been included, but it has included most of the situations, which is enough to summarize this topic."

Hearing this, Lin Mo nodded and continued, "Since the old official recognizes this, I will continue to talk about it.

This first type is to directly obtain relatively accurate information. The information will definitely not hit the forehead directly from the sky. It is mainly based on the front line and intelligence personnel lurking into the enemy's headquarters to obtain it at huge risks.

The second category is basically the case. It can be concluded by simply gathering, summarizing, comparing, and analyzing the information obtained through intelligence personnel and other channels.

The third category is troublesome. There are more channels, larger numbers, and more fragmented. The main test is not the intelligence acquisition ability of intelligence personnel on the front line and inside the enemy, but intelligence personnel. Analysts find out the fragments and words in a huge amount of information, and then piece together and analyze these fragments to find out the information contained in it. Each step is extremely difficult.

Although I cannot access the relevant data of the Intelligence Department in this regard, based on the actual situation, the first and second types of intelligence should occupy the majority of the information in the Intelligence Department.

If intelligence is simply analogized to an enemy's secret, since it is a secret, it will naturally be protected, hidden, and concealed. Using this as the underlying logic, it should be that the more complete the intelligence, the harder it is to obtain. In other words, if other factors are not taken into account, then intelligence should be the most three categories, second one and least one category. This is logical.

This chapter is not over, please click on the next page to continue reading! The geese leave traces, and the wind leaves sounds. This is also applicable to intelligence work. If something happens, it will protect it, hide it, and cover it up, but it will still leave traces.

There are two difficulties: one is to obtain huge amounts of information through various channels; the other is to search from this huge amount of information, extract useful words, and then organize, summarize, analyze and other work rigorously and meticulously, and finally obtain corresponding information.

The first and second categories mainly rely on intelligence personnel to obtain them. The archives department can only save and seal them. I will not elaborate on what the archives department has done.

I put it in the third category. Although it may not account for a large proportion of intelligence in the Intelligence Service at present, as the category with the largest amount of intelligence in theory, the Intelligence Service has never given up on it. Even as the work of the Intelligence Service gradually increases, it is likely to become a center of intelligence work, especially within the headquarters."

"It was so wonderful..." After hearing the words, Lin Mo's reasonable and well-founded analysis made Mao Qiming give him a thumbs up.

"What you mean is to let me organize people to analyze the third type of intelligence, right?"

"Well..." Lin Mo shook his head and smiled, "Brother Mao is a bit ambitious! Organize some people to conduct a preliminary analysis of the collected information. This can be done. After all, holding so much information in his hand is considered a close-to-face building.

But the focus should not be on this. The analysis of the third type of intelligence is a huge project. Although people in the archives department may have more than ordinary people's ability to access various intelligence materials, knowledge, knowledge, and intelligence analysis, they are not enough in front of this project.

In the face of this work, knowledge, knowledge, intelligence processing and analysis capabilities that are beyond ordinary people are just the most basic. The rich experience, rich experience, keen insight, high-level tactical and strategic mastery, clear understanding of society, industry, and various countries and nations are all considered to be a new level.

Not to mention the archives room, even if the Intelligence Department gathers elites from various departments, it may not be able to support this work efficiently. Experts and scholars from outside the world, elites from all walks of life, etc. may also need various support from outsiders.

My idea is that the archives office can undertake an auxiliary work derived from this complex large project, providing better and better auxiliary services to this large project, so that intelligence analysts can carry out their work faster and better.

Specifically, it is to organize, summarize, compile this huge amount of intelligence information, etc., and develop a set of effective data archive management methods that facilitate the search of relevant information, so that relevant intelligence analysts can easily and quickly retrieve what they need, so as not to be submerged in huge amounts of complicated information and spend a lot of energy on finding relevant intelligence information.

This work is within the scope of the archives work, and can also solve some difficult problems in intelligence analysis. The importance is self-evident."

"I understand what you mean, that is, we can't do the intelligence analysis work orders ourselves, but we can do it, right?"

"It's roughly that..." Lin Mo nodded and said, "But you are a little too underestimating and looking down on this work. In the face of such a big project, it is extremely important to only beat the edge drum, let alone auxiliary work that can solve some of the problems. If you can really do it and play a certain role, your contribution and importance will not be inferior to anyone who analyzes important information.

Of course, the popularity, the degree of excellence and high quality of this work is indeed not as good as other aspects of this project, but these do not represent its importance. It can even be said that your work in this area determines the upper limit of intelligence analysis to a certain extent."

Mao Qiming was stunned when he heard this, suppressed some of his opinions and dissatisfaction with Lin Mo's words just now. After thinking about it carefully and objectively, he found that what Lin Mo said was indeed very pertinent.

Lin Mo did not speak nonsense, and the management of intelligence information was indeed an extremely important and critical task. Behind the not so dazzling, what was hidden was a major key in intelligence work.

Lin Mo remembers very clearly that the director who was the longest and most powerful in the United States, who was in the future, who had the same surname as the US president during the Great Depression, accumulated seniority and contributions through outstanding work in the archives department.

"Your opinion is very operational, so tell me about more detailed operations! I have never considered this aspect before, and now I don't know where to start."

"I don't know either..." Lin Mo shook his head, met Mao Qiming's eyes, and quickly explained: "Brother Mao, I really don't know how to do this.

I discovered the various problems I faced through my thinking on intelligence analysis work. I retorted the problems and then put the solutions on the responsibilities of each department to get the final result. But how to do it specifically is a very professional problem, and it depends on Brother Mao, you professionals to solve it."

"I really don't know?" Mao Qiming was still a little unwilling to give up and spoke again.

"Really..." Lin Mo nodded firmly and said, "I have no idea how to operate it, but I feel that this is a highly professional theoretical and practical science. Remember, it is a kind of science. Brother Mao has to learn and research by himself, or inquire and recruit relevant professionals.

There seems to be related research and scientific works abroad, but I don’t know if there are any disciplines that cultivate talents in this area, and I don’t know if anyone in China studies or engages in related research.

The specific situation is up to you. It is best to find professionals as consultants or recruit relevant talents. If you really can't find them, you can only organize or recruit some capable or have a certain foundation for research.

For example, some people with higher education in liberal arts and science research talents, or who have been engaged in the management and organization of document materials such as library management, and have similar experience, of course, they can also apply for funds and entrust relevant research topics to some experts and scholars for research."

After listening to the solution given by Lin Mo, Mao Qiming had the urge to curse. Which one is easier to solve with money? However, when he wanted to break his head, he didn't come up with something useful. After checking and understanding as Lin Mo said, he found out that this thing is really scientific, and Lin Mo provided the most feasible solution.

He squeezed Lin Mo again, and seeing that he could not squeeze out anything, Mao Qiming had to give up and chatted with the two of them. After checking the kung fu, Lin Mo and the other two took the initiative to say goodbye.

"Brother Mao, I have to help you. Today I will tell you this. Please don't mention me."

Upon hearing this, Mao Qiming smiled and quipped, "Why? I don't even want this great opportunity to become famous? Or do you have any concerns?"

"Brother Mao, can we be confused about fame for those who do intelligence? For us, what is the difference between that thing and a death talisman? Especially for those who do field work, it is better to keep a low profile as much as possible."

"Oh...I understand...Don't worry, I won't mention your name, nor will I let others think it's you. If someone really follows the roots, I will just find a name to fool me, right?"
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