Government
Whether as part of policy, legislative or regulatory processes, or as part of the gathering of information by intelligence agencies, governments deal with massive amounts of information of all kinds, including data, images, and narrative text.
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Quark products were selected as the standard for intelligence authoring and collaboration throughout the United States Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA) and its constituent commands. Many thousands of analysts in the DIA and other U.S. and allied intelligence agencies use Quark XML Author for creating highly classified documents.
Information must be secure yet available to thousands of government employees based on their role, rank, or responsibility. And not only must information be delivered to meet both print and online requirements, the way governments publish information must accommodate the countless ways it must be customised to support the legislative, regulatory, and intelligence processes.
Dynamic Publishing for Governments
This is where Quark comes in. Quark dynamic publishing software can help governments and non-government organisations streamline the policy-making, regulatory, or legislative process by connecting everyone in the decision-making process through a single, paperless information sharing and distribution process.
Our software also helps intelligence agencies effectively manage massive amounts of intelligence information, enabling efficient delivery of intelligence reports so that government workers can discover patterns, identify anomalies, and both assess and respond to threats more effectively.
Learn more about how Quark dynamic publishing technology can streamline and automate the policy-making, regulatory, and legislative process.
Learn more about how Quark dynamic publishing technology can enable immediate and effective information sharing.
Government and Intelligence Customers
- 66th MI Group
- Armed Forces Medical Intelligence Centre
- General Dynamics
- Missile and Space Intelligence Centre
- National Ground Intelligence Centre
- Office of Naval Intelligence
- Irish Government
- U.K. Ministry of Defence
- U.S. Army Europe
- U.S. Central Command
- U.S. Coast Guard
- U.S. Defense Intelligence Agency
- U.S. Department of Energy
- U.S. Joint Forces Command
- U.S. Strategic Command
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