Services
Business Development
Services
ICTS
personnel, together with our strategic partners, have proven marketing and
sales capabilities as well as the required technical ability to provide a range
of business development services for our clients.
ICTS services include:
– Introductions to key
personnel within major U.S.
defense companies as well as
Government,
aerospace, homeland defense and military organizations
– Recommendations for participation
in key defense and security programs
– Market analyses and product
requirements assistance
– Strategic positioning
assistance
– Program Management
– Capture Management support
– Product Competitive Analyses
– Proposal support
– On-site sales support
– Software services
Business Intelligence Services
Another service that ICTS can
provide to clients is business intelligence within the high performance
computing and associated technologies markets.
ICTS participates in many of
the key venues offered on a regular basis within the military defense and
homeland security market segments. ICTS attends various venues every year such
as AUSA, AAAA, AFCEA, Missile & Space Symposiums, SMDC, ITSEC, Accelerating
the Transformation 2006, Maritime Security EXPO and the High Performance
Embedded Computing Conference, C4ISR symposium, Autotestcon, T & E Week,
NDIA Conferences, Shot Show, are examples of ICTS’s involvement with defense
and security.
Also, ICTS is in continual
discussions with both large and small companies who are engaged in the
development of new products and systems for improved military and homeland
defense applications.
Coupled with ICTS’s
involvement in the targeted market segments and the technology background of its
staff, we are positioned to assess not only what is available, but how good it
is for a specific application or opportunity.
Our approach to providing
intelligence generally includes the following elements:
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Define the real
needs associated with prospective opportunities.
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Determine who the
players are
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Determine what
the qualifications are of those involved.
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Investigate any
political factors that may be present
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Assess if there
is there is a small business advantage.
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Explore what the
profile of the “ideal” supplier or partner is in the mind of the buyer (or
seller).
The information required to
answer the above questions needs to be obtained from a variety of sources. ICTS
has the knowledge and experience to work with these sources and qualify them as
a means to assist in the selection, collection and interpretation of the
business intelligence required.