As a result of 9/11 terrorist attacks, Robert Mueller, Director, Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), the Bureau sought to turn the floor. The FBI has long served as the chief law enforcement agency and the main internal intelligence wing of the U.S. government. In practice, however, law enforcement intelligence eclipsed by the FBI. The terrorist attacks have made it tragically clear that the United States needs a much stronger internal intelligence service, and Muller believed that the service must be within the FBI. Critics, however, called for the bureau to narrow its scope to focus on law enforcement, and give domestic intelligence in a new, specialized agency. If the FBI to keep both the mission of law enforcement and domestic intelligence mission? If so, how it should change themselves to succeed in both missions? This case, in addition to the "Federal Bureau of Investigation, 2001 (abridged)" case (710-450), analyzes the FBI from 2001 to 2007. "Hide
by Jan W. Rivkin, Michael A. Roberto, Ranjay Gulati Source: Harvard Business School 11 pages. Publication Date: March 9, 2010. Prod. #: 710451-PDF-ENG
