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Congressman Rob Wittman visits MTCSC
| Pictured from left to right: John Roehl, MTCSC Vice President of Technical Solutions Division, Congressman Rob Wittman, and Greg Trevarthern, MTCSC Vice President of Programs Division. |
Congressman Rob Wittman visits MTCSC at their Stafford, VA facility and congratulates them on successfully creating more job availability in Stafford County
Stafford, Virginia August 2, 2010 – MTCSC, Inc. hosted Congressman Rob Wittman at their Stafford, VA location. Congressman Rob Wittman’s interest in MTCSC was sparked by the two facilties developed and contructed by MTCSC over the past 8 years. MTCSC showed their support for Congressman Wittman by providing a tour of the Integrated Teams Solutions Facility (ITSFAC) and the Center for Technology (C4T). One of Congressman Wittman’s goals is to find ways to encourage job creation and promote economic growth within his district. Congressman Wittman congratulated MTCSC on their ability to successfully create more job availability in Stafford County. With the success of MTCSC, Congressman Wittman hopes in the near future, people in the Stafford community will no longer need to commute long distances for work, due to more job availability in the surrounding areas.
MTCSC promoted job availability by constructing facilities in Stafford that bring more work to the area. MTCSC Vice President of Technical Solutions, John Roehl, encourages the philosophy of, “if you build it, they will come.” When MTCSC completed construction on the ITSFAC in 2002, they won a prime contract award with the Marine Corps Systems Command. In addition to bringing more business into Stafford County, MTCSC created a plethora of new jobs that needed to be filled. This same reaction occurred when MTCSC constructed the C4T in 2008.
Greg Trevarthen, MTCSC’s Vice President of Programs says, “Congressman Wittman is a friend to the Armed Forces, the United States Marine Corps and those Industry Partners who serve and support them.” To show their appreciation, MTCSC presentedCongressman Wittman with an ITSFAC coin, a prestigious MTCSC award saved for special members of the community, and a Tun Tavern mug.
Congressman Wittman’s goal for economic growth in Stafford County is being fulfilled by MTCSC. MTCSC has no intentions of slowing down their growth. MTCSC continues to upgrade their facilities and capabilities to meet the needs of their current customers and attract new customers as well. In addition, MTCSC is in the developmental phase of creating a Cyber Range Facility to protect threats against our homeland.
MTCSC’s customer-centric focus has allowed for the creation of new facilities, new business partners, and more job availability in the greater Stafford County area. Congressman Wittman congratulates MTCSC on their promotion of economic growth.
For additional information on Congressman Rob Wittman’s visit to MTCSC, please contact Jim Pierce, MTCSC’s Vice President of Business Development.
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MTCSC Charleston Relocates to State-of-the-Art Office
MTCSC Charleston relocates to newly renovated office space completely customized by MTCSC. The office space will further support and provide for MTCSC customers.
Charleston, South Carolina May 24, 2010 – MTCSC Charleston has relocated to a brand new state-of-the-art office. The new office space resides in the same building that MTCSC Charleston has been located in for the last four years; however, the offices are newly renovated and customized to support MTCSC’s needs for the future. The new office space offers a variety of renovations that enhance MTCSC’s ability to be agile and solve their customers’ thorniest problems.
The new office space offers a proposal/conference room, training lab, interview room, and several small offices. The newly renovated space provides a very professional environment for its staff and is one of the most sophisticated Business Development offices among Department of Defense (DoD) contractors within the Greater Charleston area. The expanded training areas will allow MTCSC to host training events and medium-sized conferences.
MTCSC C5ISR Solutions Director, Derrick Nixon, states,”This relocation to new office spaces demonstrates MTCSC’s commitment for continued growth and expansion in South Carolina’s Low Country and to SPAWAR Atlantic. MTCSC continues to recruit and retain employees that specialize in bleeding edge technologies, are Subject Matter Experts in their respective domains, and supports SPAWAR Atlantic’s vision of providing the best systems to our Nation’s war fighters.”
This move serves as an example of MTCSC’s customer-centric mindset. MTCSC is dedicated to ensuring that MTCSC remains competitive with their competition in talent, technology, benefits, and facilities.
MTCSC Vice President Programs, Greg Trevarthen, states, “We are very excited about the MTCSC office expansion in Charleston. The MTCSC Team in Charleston, along with their MTCSC support in Stafford and Chula Vista have worked very hard over the last few years to solidify our reputation in the area as a “go-to” contractor that focuses more on effective action than words. The new office will support several opportunities that are currently very active in support of SPAWAR Systems Center Atlantic and other opportunities in the South East.”
MTCSC Charleston has created an office that promotes and provides MTCSC staff with the ability to solve their customers’ thorniest problems.
For more information about all MTCSC locations, please visit www.mtcsc.com.
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Integration without an Agenda - MTCSC attends the DoDIIS Worldwide Conference
MTCSC exhibits their ability to integrate without an agenda at the DoDIIS Worldwide Conference.
Phoenix, AZ May 23-27 – MTCSC will exhibit their capability to perform integration without an agenda at the Department of Defense Intelligence Information Systems (DoDIIS) Worldwide Conference. Due to their integration work, MTCSC forged a relationship with SAS, the largest private software company in the world.
MTCSC exemplifies integration without an agenda by applying agile methodologies to every task. Utilizing agile methodologies allows MTCSC to be more customer-centric. MTCSC has mastered creating custom, quality products and solutions for the customers’ most thorny requirements.
Wayne Golwitzer, MTCSC’s Director C2 Integration Division states, “The DoDIIS tradeshow is a unique opportunity for MTCSC to introduce ourselves and capabilities to new customers from the US. Army, Air Force, Defense Intelligence Agency and various other Government Agencies involved with the Intelligence community.” MTCSC offers a variety of core capabilities that reveal MTCSC as the premier flexible solution provider. MTCSC core capabilities include:
- Software Engineering & Systems Integration
- Program Management
- Cyber Security/Information Assurance
- Subject Matter Expertise
- Research & Development
- Multi-Layered Infrastructure
- Command, Control, Communication, Computers, Combat Systems, Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance (C5ISR) Systems
Tracy Morgan, MTCSC’s Vice President of Technical Transformation, states, “We are excited about attending the DODIIS conference to showcase some new features that I think the war fighters and analysts will be very interested in. For example, we have a product coming out called INFiNiT.E that expedites knowledge discovery, link analysis and [has] great visualizations with high levels of confidence at low cost. We will be demonstrating several other key products that provide knowledge management and discovery capabilities. With these capabilities, everyone is an analyst!” The work demonstrated by MTCSC displays the far-reaching effects that their integration has on war fighters and analysts at all levels of the DoD and Government community.
For additional information regarding the DoDIIS Worldwide Conference, please visit http://www.ncsi.com/dodiis10/index.shtml. For additional information on the news of MTCSC’s attendance at the DoDIIS Worldwide Conference, contact Jim Pierce, VP Business Development, 703.221.7400
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Agile ALM for Distributed Development –Training Seminar
Agile software development is rapidly expanding throughout the U.S. Government. MTCSC, in partnership with CollabNet, the leader in Agile Application Lifecycle Management (Agile ALM), has been at the forefront of developing Agile technology in support of government IT efforts.
Please join us for a complimentary breakfast training seminar to learn what Agile can do for your projects.
LaMarkion Kimbrough, a Program Manager in MTCSC’s Technical Solutions Division, will provide a Scrum Master’s view of what it takes to manage a successful project in this new paradigm. His presentation will include:
Understanding the Agile method, Scrum – roles and responsibilities, planning, and estimating
The Scrum process – sprints, daily Scrum, and retrospectives
Agile lessons learned – managing expectations, story points vs. developer days, and continuous improvement
A demo of the CollabNet TeamForge platform illustrating key factors in Agile development
Katie Playfair, Certified Scrum Practitioner and Agile Advisor at CollabNet, will kick off the session with an opening keynote presentation.
Time and Date: Tuesday, April 20, 2010 8:00 AM-11:00 AM.
Location:
J.W. Marriott - Longworth Room
1331 Pennsylvania Ave., NW
Washington, D.C. 20004
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MTCSC at Google Day
MTCSC will be represented at DLT Solutions’ Google for the Department of Defense (DoD) Seminar (Google Day) in Crystal City, Virginia.
Google Day is a free seminar where participants learn how geospatial visualization and enterprise-level search and collaboration can boost their IT infrastructure. MTCSC will be present to share their involvement they have had in working with Google in the past.
“I am looking forward to sharing some of our experiences working with the Google Search Appliance for customers in DoD community. We have collaborated on many projects that have enabled our Nation’s warfighters to find information more efficiently,” says Chris Morgan, Senior R&D Scientist for MTCSC. Currently, MTCSC is a partner with Google and collaborates with the forward-thinking company on initiatives for DoD customers and various private and academic partners.
Google Day will be held on April 8th, 2010 from 8:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m. at the Double Tree Hotel in Crystal City, Virginia. The seminar will include breakfast and overviews of Google in Defense, Google Search Appliance, Google Geospatial products, Google Apps, and a Google case study.
Agile Software Development
for Complying with HR 2467 2010 Defense Budget - Sec 804
In order to meet the needs of our Armed Forces, IT must be relevant, cutting-edge and able to keep up with the demands of modern warfare. MTCSC has been on the front edge of this Agile cycle in support of DoD.
Please join Tracy Morgan, MTCSC VP of Technical Transformation, for a complimentary webcast on Wednesday March 23, 2010 @ 2:00pm EST; 11:00am PST where she will share an executive view of Agile that will include:
How MTCSC became “ground zero” for DoD Agile
Lessons learned
MTCSC's plan to continue evolving in the DoD and Federal marketplace as DoD IT acquisition reforms take hold
If you are interested but you have schedule conflicts please register and we will send you the presentation after the live session.
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