Dr. Michael J. LeHew, PhD

Research

Current project in final development includes an analysis of research methodologies for publication of qualitative and quantitative research methodologies by world armed forces. Often flawed into thinking that QJM, or similar hard Quantitative methodologies "work" the logical algorithms are fooled, as evidenced by past and present conflict results. The aim? Saving future lives of course. Costs? My own so far. See F.I.R.S.T. at right->>>

West Point Atlas on Strategy
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Forensic Intelligence Research Solutions Training; is the model used to teach database forensic analysis to "new" students on the subject with very little knowledge of "LEGACY" systems; Dr. LeHew; however and his colleagues span 1970's -2010 contemporary database theory and practice and can bridge the gap between those solutions and provide practical training and understanding to employees not quite versed in systems not yet removed from the field.

 

Forensic* Research

Forensic Data must have occurred already; so researching it is much easier; and therefore almost any investigation is tagged as such. In this example however we are talking not simply "DATA MINING" an over used term by the lay-person with no clue to CODD; nor principles of database design nor the clever tricks of the criminal to hide information inside of a database file. This is the methodology of researching not only crypto-analysis but database analysis and merging two very distinct IT fields together.

 

*In order for the definition of "Forensics" to be applied that being to the court of law; it must have occurred as the court of law generally does not rule on "ghost" "speculative" or "make believe" information. However; in the case of technology; at times in the case of patents; general applications like "firearms" "projectile weapons" etc; have been characterized under a law as in the ATF; but not in the INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY arena as of yet. "Prove it exists; has been the "rule of thumb thus far".