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   Share data and databases between peers, subordinates, or higher
  with appropriate access authorization.
  • Provide systematic processing and automated parsing using
  standardized forms in intelligence operations, which are
  automatically parsed into appropriate databases for information
  storing, sharing, retrieval, and analysis.
  • Allow query functions for decisionmaking as well as operational and
  analytical support.
  • Provide analytical programs able to correlate data that facilitate
  information retrieval from any data repository.
  • Incorporate information retrieval functions such as browsing (that is,
  point and click), key word searching, concepts, and similar functions.
  • Support a suite of specialized decision support software (DSS)—a set
  of tools which supports HUMINT source administration, analysis,
  and risk management decisions. DSS tools should produce a set of
  HUMINT reports specifically tailored to the HUMINT
  decisionmaking, analysis, and assessment process.
  13-20. HARMONY is the national intelligence database for foreign DOCEX
  and translations management. HARMONY is the single, comprehensive
  bibliographic reference for all available primary source foreign technical
  and military documents and their translations. This single database
  concept eliminates duplicate collection, translation, and reporting of
  primary source foreign technical and military documents and greatly
  streamlines the process of providing exploited documents to consumers.
  The HARMONY database application uses the DOD Information
  Infrastructure (DII) Common Operating Environment (COE) guidance. The
  HARMONY database is web-enabled and can be readily accessed, easily
  used, and responsive to the needs of analysts and other consumers within
  the US Government community.
  AUTOMATION SYSTEMS
  13-21. The HUMINT collection automation systems are normally shared
  systems used by both the HUMINT and CI communities. They must have
  connectivity with lateral units as well as higher and subordinate elements.
  C/J/G/S2X, HOC, AND HAT AUTOMATION REQUIREMENTS
  13-22. The HUMINT staff elements need to receive input from the OMTs
  and HCTs as well as input from higher and lateral echelons. They must be
  able to conduct HUMINT planning, RM, and report dissemination. They
  must transmit technical support information, interface with ACE and
  automated analysis systems, manipulate HUMINT databases, conduct
  reach, and have access to HUMINT analytical tools.