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Army

ITT, Mercury Computer Systems Partner On Joint Tactical Intel Initiative

By Cal Biesecker

Wednesday, July 27th, 2011

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ITT Corp. [ITT] and Mercury Computer Systems Inc. [MRCY] yesterday jointly said they have agreed to combine their respective technology expertise and jointly develop an airborne solution that meets the interoperability needs of tactical warfighters. The new system is expected to be the fastest means of transforming raw sensor and metadata into geospatial intelligence in a small, standards-compliant configuration while a mission is on-station. This joint initiative leverages core competencies from both companies to address the latency and data integrity…

Congress

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Congress

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