Overwatch Systems is a world-class provider of multi-source intelligence solutions. Overwatch was formed by merging Federal IT, Austin Info Systems (AIS), Sensor Systems, Paragon Imaging, and ITSpatial, and provides a suite of integrated software tools that enable analysts to generate relevant, actionable intelligence faster and more effectively for the warfighter, first responder and policy maker. Using capabilities from the Overwatch Intelligence Center to counter current threats, they deliver fieldable collection and analysis capabilities in months where the traditional approach is measured in years. Overwatch Systems is focused on providing situational awareness that supports both conventional and asymmetric intelligence analysis.
Overwatch Systems is investing to integrate all of its geospatial and tactical products into the Overwatch Intelligence Center to enhance collaboration, usability, performance and user training. Overwatch Systems develops and markets intelligence analysis products and develops custom intelligence systems as specified by our Government customers. Overwatch Systems develops multi-band single feed SATCOM systems for DOD/HLS customers and have significant communications experience directly related to satisfying intelligence systems communications requirements.
Overwatch Systems' three strategic objectives are to:
- Provide products that produce actionable intelligence quickly for the warfighters, first responders and policy makers.
- Leverage both our fusion research work and existing product base to provide the Intelligence Community with low-cost, simple to use, rapidly deployable approaches to Multi-source intelligence.
- Enable meaningful interoperability and information sharing between agencies and organizations within the Intelligence Community.
Overwatch Systems efforts focus in four key areas:
- Tools for all intelligence analysts.
- Tools to support automated multi-source analysis.
- Tools that merge national and tactical sources to support the tactical warfighter, first responder and policy maker.
Systems to support communications required to support network centric capabilities.
