%0 Book
%T Chinese views of big data analytics
%A Grossman, Derek
%A Curriden, Christian
%A Ma, Logan
%A Polley, Lindsey
%A Williams, John D.
%A Cooper, Cortez A.
%S [Research report] RR-A176-1
%D 2020
%I RAND Corporation
%C Santa Monica, CA
%@ 9781977404763
%G English
%F 1742286658
%O Derek Grossman, Christian Curriden, Logan Ma, Lindsey Polley, J.D. Williams, Cortez A. Cooper III
%O "RAND National Defense Research Institute."
%O Includes bibliographical references (pages 51-64)
%O Also available on the internet via WWW in PDF format.
%O Also available on the internet via WWW in PDF format
%X CHAPTER ONE: Introduction -- Sources and Methods -- Organization of This Report -- CHAPTER TWO: China Prioritizing Big Data Analytics -- Implementing the National Big Data Strategy -- Stakeholders in the National Big Data Strategy -- A True Whole-of-Government Approach -- CHAPTER THREE: Case Study I: Preventing Crime and Enhancing Domestic Control -- A Police Cloud with No Limits -- Focus on Ethnic Minorities -- National Social Credit System: Coming Soon -- COVID-19: Dress Rehearsal for Population Control? -- Omniscience with Chinese Characteristics -- CHAPTER FOUR: Case Study II: Enhancing People's Liberation Army Warfighting -- Capabilities -- Defining Big Data for the People's Liberation Army -- National Defense Big Data Is Key to Winning the Great Power Struggle -- Military Applications of Big Data -- Next Up: Transitioning from Informatization to Intelligentization -- CHAPTER FIVE: Concluding Thoughts and Future Research.
%L 005.7
%K Big data
%K Government policy
%K China
%9 Text
%R 10.7249/RRA176-1
%U https://doi.org/10.7249/RRA176-1