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The '''Open Source Enterprise''' ('''OSE''') is a [[Federal government of the United States|United States Government]] organization dedicated to [[open-source intelligence]] that was established by [[Assistant Deputy Director of National Intelligence for Open Source]] (ADDNI/OS), [[Eliot A. Jardines]].

==Purposes==

According to the [[Director of National Intelligence]]'s publication entitled, "National Open Source Enterprise" which was released in April, 2006:

===Mission===

The mission of ADDNI/OS is "To enable all intelligence disciplines to provide timely, relevant and value-added insight to consumers via the National Open Source Enterprise.

===Vision===

The vision of ADDNI/OS is "[[Open source]]s are routinely exploited in all intelligence disciplines, facilitated by innovative experts - but with every officer open source capable. Supporting technology is interoperable, and the availability of information resources is maximized by strong public-private relationships, information sharing best practices, and an agile requirements process."

===Values===

The values of ADDNI/OS are:

*Agility - the ability to respond quickly and effectively to any challenge or opportunity.

*Gestalt - the enterprise we build is greater than the sum of its parts.

*Excellence - in all our actions and activities - providing unparalleled support.

==Goals==

The ADDNI/OS established five goals for the National Open Source Enterprise:

# Source of First Resort. is the source of first resort for all disciplines and the precursor for clandestine and technical collection.

# Guild. Our people are empowered by a guild of experts who champion the use of open sources, by universal training in open source exploitation, and by embedding open sources in the work of all disciplines.

# Global Input. Global input ensures the broadest range of information with relevant sourcing background is accessible to all consumers.

# Single Architecture. A single open source architecture provides optimum access to information - acquired once and shared with all.

# Open Source Works. A robust [[Skunk Works]]-like capability anticipates and capitalizes on emerging opportunities driving innovation in tradecraft, analysis and technology.<ref>[http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/b/b4/NationalOpenSourceEnterprise.pdf "National Open Source Entreprise Vision Statement"] {{webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20070928150640/http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/b/b4/NationalOpenSourceEnterprise.pdf |date=2007-09-28 }} May 2006</ref>

==Facilities==