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ITT Unit Sees Service Convergence On Imaging Capabilities

By Cal Biesecker

Wednesday, May 11th, 2011

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ITT [ITT] has migrated its expertise in images and image processing to airborne platforms and a company official sees a convergence of service requirements. “Everyone is looking for similar types of capability. Everyone’s got the same issues: There’s broad data. There’s not enough bandwidth and there’s always someone who needs something in a time critical way,” said Danny Rajan, director, Geospatial Information Solutions, part of ITT Defense & Information Solutions. “Within the enterprise we’re really trying to make sure…

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