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In-Q-Tel Places Investment to Help Develop Decision Management Tech for IC


TYSONS CORNER, VA, May 18, 2017 ” In-Q-Tel will invest in Colorado-based technology firm Ombud in efforts to advance the latter’s cloud-based decision management tool for potential applications in the intelligence community, ExecutiveBiz reported Wednesday.

IQT said Tuesday the strategic partnership agreement seeks to utilize the Ombud platform to facilitate knowledge collaboration, deep learning and enterprise content management in support of decision-making and mission workflows at intelligence agencies.

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