At Fairfield Technologies, our mission is to deliver information superiority to our customers; we accomplish this mission by building systems better, faster, and cheaper, and using these systems to deliver superior and decisive operational results.

Fairfield Technologies has significant capabilities in four areas critical to our nation’s defense and homeland security:

1. Improving Access To Mission-Critical Information:
• Architect, design, develop, deploy, and maintain software on Internet, intranet, distributed, parallel and mobile architectures
• Migrate and web-enable legacy applications; Enterprise-wide system and data integration, relational DBMS and XML applications
• Online transaction processing (OLTP), online analytical processing (OLAP), online data stores and data marts
• Data warehouse, data mining, business intelligence (BI), decision support systems (DSSs), knowledge management (KM) portals, Geographic Information Systems (GIS)
• Data fusion applications, merging real-time sensor, satellite, radar, and processor data
• Software - Java, J2SE/J2EE, JSP, Javascript, Perl, Python; HTML, DHTML, XHTML, CSS, ASP, C/C++, VisualBasic, .NET
• Databases - Oracle, DB2, Sybase, Informix, SQLServer, Teradata SQL, MySQL, PostgreSQL, Microsoft Access, XML, XMLdb.
• Operating Systems - UNIX, AIX, HP-UX, Linux, Windows, MVS, VM.
  
  
2. Significantly Increasing Information Quality:
• Automated software testing, quality assurance (QA), independent validation and verification (IV&V), information quality programs.
  
  
3. Developing Innovative Technology Strategies:
• Expert and rule-based systems, information ontologies; data and object modeling, data fusion, and intelligent software agents
• Leading-edge open source software solutions (e.g. Linux, content management systems, expert systems, grid computing)
• Computer-Aided Software Engineering (CASE) tools and automated code generation
• Hardware, software, and vendor evaluation studies and procurement support
• Scalable high-performance computing (e.g. grids & clusters).
  
  
4. Streamlining and Improving Key Processes:
• System Development Processes - Joint application development (JAD) facilitation, rapid prototyping, continuous delivery
• Functional Processes - Business process reengineering (BPR), supply chain and customer relationship management (SCM, CRM), ISO9000 quality systems, performance-based contracting.

FTI personnel have led or delivered a number of Government and defense-related systems development efforts, including:

• Defense Applications (Army, Air Force, Navy):
• Army Personnel Systems, particularly relating to Active Officer, Guard, and civilian personnel
• Drug and Alcohol Information Systems; Casualty Information Processing; Selection Board Automation System
• Workforce Management System; Reserve Personnel Deployment and Status Reporting System
• Office Automation Studies; Logistics Reporting MIS
• As part of the Alion Science and Technology team:
• Supporting the U.S. Navy’s Naval Sea Systems Command to provide integrated support for surface and undersea warfare under the SeaPort Enhanced Multiple Award Contract
• Supporting the Office of Naval Research (ONR) under the ONR MATOC program, providing a pool of qualified performers who compete for individual technical, engineering, business, management, administrative, and IT tasks for authorized ONR ordering offices in support of Navy and Marine Corps S&T.
  
  
• Civilian Applications (Federal and State):
• FTS2000 Telecommunications Ordering, Provisioning, Traffic, and Billing Services
• Financial and Loan Transaction Processing, Accounting, and Portfolio Management Systems; Contract and Lease Management
• Weather Forecasting, Meteorology, and Hydrology Systems
• R&D projects in high performance computing (grid computing), ontologies, and data fusion
• Government website design, development, maintenance, hosting, and Customer Relationship Management (CRM) services
• E-Gov-type Productivity Analysis and Program Evaluation

Our results? "Best-value" solutions designed to achieve a broad, sustained, and decisive military and security competitive advantage over existing or potential adversaries, and solutions that provide the benefits of e-Gov initiatives to American taxpayers.