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Integral Systems Acquires Geolocation Product Line From QinetiQ

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Thursday, March 5th, 2009

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Integral Systems, Inc. [ISYS] said this week that it has acquired the intellectual property and other assets relating to the satID product line of Britain's QinetiQ in a deal that adds geolocation capabilities to its offerings. The satID product is used by satellite operators to geolocate the source of satellite interferers, jammers, and unauthorized users to ensure quality of satellite service. Integral has used the satID capability in the RAIDRS program for the United States Air Force. Integral said it…

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