Posted by Lieutenant Commander Bethany Kovra Gadi (Chief of Security) in COS’s Office- Matters of Intelligence

Posted by Commander Shara Calloway (Chief Intelligence Officer) in COS’s Office- Matters of Intelligence

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Shara gave a nod. “Easily done. Just let me know. I have no intention of poking about too much but being able to monitor things will be crucial. If you need a hand at any point with programming, let me know, but otherwise, just keep me in the loop and I’m sure we’ll avoid any conflicts.” Working with others wasn’t foreign to her, but it was usually far more compartmentalized than she was knew this role on theAsimov would be for her.

Commander Calloway, CIO

Bethany nodded, “I’ll do that. It will take me a day to get the equipment up and well I’m not sure how much longer after that. I’ve never actually used these programs with an AI as sophisticated as the one here, so I might have to tweak my programming some.” This didn’t seem to bother Bethany, in fact she looked quite excited about it. “Is there anything I can do for you?” Bethany seemed to have a permanent grin on her face and the question was genuine rather than strictly business.
Gadi, CoS

Shara pondered for a moment to figure out the best way to approach this. “This is the first time I’ve served with a crew in almost twenty years. Since then I’ve been mostly solo operating, usually backed by one or two people elsewhere keeping me connected. My work was deep cover, usually long-term. I know you understand all of that, and I think it’s good because we understand each other a little bit better than the rest of the senior staff might. But the only thing I’m concerned about that I’d like to avoid is us inadvertently stepping on each other’s toes. You’re the Chief of Security and you have a team to manage as you manage the security of the ship. That’s your job. My job is to collect, manage and disseminate information that will help you and everyone else do their jobs. In my own way I also am working to keep the ship safe. And I have no problem with you doing your thing when the circumstances call for it, but I want to our roles distinct so we don’t end up with misunderstandings down the line that could have been avoided.”

Commander Calloway, CIO