Our Relationships & Commendations
WTI works with government agencies and private corporations that focus on the mission critical work of the public sector. Whether directly supporting the government, or working as a prime or subcontracting teammate with an industry partner, WTI values its trusted partnerships.
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Helping Our Clients Access Actionable Data
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WTI helps government agencies meet the challenge to make disparate information accessible, understandable and available where, when, and in the format needed, while still ensuring security, privacy and compliance with government guidelines. From serving the defense and intelligence communities that support the warfighter to aiding civilian agencies in their public service missions, WTI delivers best-value solutions that span the full-spectrum of the data management lifecycle – from requirements through results.
WTI’s work has spanned six Federal Government executive departments, to include the Department of Defense (Defense Information Systems Agency, Headquarters U.S. Air Force, ACC Langley AFB, Defense Health Agency, Office of Naval Intelligence), Department of Commerce (U.S. Patent and Trademark Office, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration), the Department of Health and Human Services (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention), the Department of the Interior (National Park Service), the Department of Labor, the Department of State and independent Federal agencies to include the U.S. Agency for Global Media, and Nuclear Regulatory Commission. WTI has proudly supported state and local government organizations to include the State of New York Department of Health, and Arlington, VA – Arlington Economic Development.
WTI has consistently and effectively provided advanced, complex and unfaltering mission support for USAF assigned tasks. This has included engineering, demonstrated advanced technical capability, and specialized technical expertise support to enable task assigned research, reviews, analysis, studies and training. Efforts have flawlessly supported HAF, MAJCOM, field and various Prime and supporting subcontractor resources in the areas of ontology, data science, technical development, mission management and resource allocations – all in support of emerging mission needs.
WTI’s operational and management team not only onboards subject matter experts, we also lay the framework for implementing various task successes such as AI via natural language processing and machine learning. Our active hands-on approach in management and SME support provides top notch professional expertise coupled with advanced technical and engineering services inclusive of but not limited to innovative data, object-based production and ISR solutions. These currently include extensive research of doctrine, interviews of existing structure, best practices from industry, government, and academia to aid in the understanding of the current and future architecture along with the development of the roadmap to get there. WTI collaborates with NASIC, ACC, John-Hopkins University – Applied Physics Laboratory (JHU-APL), MITRE, CUBRC to produce systems, models, and data integration tools that allow for full data interoperability across the Air Force ISR community.
WTI demonstrates advanced technical capability and specialized expertise support to enable task assigned ISR development, modeling, and data interoperability activities, research, reviews, analysis, studies, training, and associated services. These actions enhance, support and sustain program and technical support to existing, ongoing and expanding programs, information systems and technical innovations across the operational spectrum. They support real world situations and leverage data centric environments, reducing data collection/generation to decision timelines to deliver data to tactical customs at speed and scale. WTI supports HAF, MAJCOMS, SPOs, field units and stakeholders in data science, ontology and AI/ML activities such as providing specialized technical assistance, implementation, planning, and processes; data integration; system integration; process, and data. This work supports data augmentation satisfying DoD, AF, academia, and business standards and policies.
Our work supports the development and implementation of near and mid-term objectives by laying the foundation for cooperation throughout the community by identifying AF Object Based Intelligence efforts across the AF and with team mission partners.
WTI supports integrating disparate ontology and data science efforts across the IC, DOD, and the AF by providing the management for collaboration working groups and providing the framework for semantic and ontology governance, communication hubs, and shared repositories. WTI has conducted extensive research of doctrine, interviews of existing structure, best practices from industry, government, and academia to aid in the understanding of the current and future architecture along with the development of a success roadmap supported by a dedicated program management team and a highly technical valued mission team.
Our collaborative team approach has continually provided praised performance results and appreciated project success factors.
In support of the Agency’s mission to inform, engage and connect people around the world to further freedom and democracy, WTI facilitates the collection, distribution, analysis and visualization of research and performance data as they relate to the products, services, and competitive landscape that encompasses “international media.” In addition to digital media analytics support for USAGM media entities and language service divisions, WTI contributed to the development and design of USAGM’s suite of mobile and tablet applications and was responsible for the development of a global mobile news platform that delivered news and information to people in more than 100 countries in 60 languages on the world’s two largest smartphone and tablet platforms.
WTI supports the Robotics Process Automation Program within DISA by assisting in the creation of technology that executes pre-programmed steps of a business process via existing IT infrastructure to simulate the actions of a human executing a process. Our personnel provide technical solutions through automation scripts and/or automation tools, configuring software to automate employees’ computer-based tasks consistently, efficiently and accurately.
WTI also supports DISA, programs that solve to empower the DISA workforce, spark innovation, improve internal collaboration and foster intrapreneurship. Our personnel assist in challenging agency employees to look at their business processes, policies, technology, and environment to submit ideas and solutions for improvements of processes, changes to policy and/or new technology injections
Our personnel also support and maintain a collaborative innovation environment based out of the Joint All Domain Warfighting Lab. This enables DISA to work with industry partners and academic partners in an unclassified environment, where innovators can bring their best ideas and capabilities forward for demonstration, examination, and evaluation without the restrictions of a classified environment.
Additionally, WTI provides support to the DISA Technology Transfer (T2) Program by offering creative approaches for establishing collaborative relationships with industry, local and state governments, and academia to meet mission goals and benefits without the constraints of the FAR. The primary mechanisms are Cooperative Research and Development Agreements(CRADAs) and Education Partnership Agreement( EPAs).
WTI provides financial service support, to include project management and administrative oversight, at the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO), Office of Finance, to help further the Agency’s mission to protect new ideas and investments in innovation and creativity while remaining at the cutting edge of the nation’s technological progress and achievement.
WTI provided scientific service support – including project management and subject matter expertise – to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s (NOAA) Center for Satellite Applications and Research (STAR), Satellite Oceanography and Climatology Division (SOCD) to help further the Agency’s mission to accelerate the transfer of satellite observations of land, atmosphere, ocean, and climate from scientific research and development into state-of-the-art data, products, and services.
WTI provided training support for the Center for Domestic Preparedness (CDP), a national training facility that trained state, local, tribal, federal, private sector, and international responders from Fire Service, Law Enforcement, Emergency Medical Services, Emergency Management, HazMat, Public Health, Healthcare, Public Communications, Public Works, and Government Administrative, and other emergency response personnel, their trainers, and supervisors.
WTI helped engage today’s soldiers using training platforms that included 3D modeling and simulations, Virtual Reality (VR), and Augmented Reality (AR) tools. Using emerging technologies, WTI supported this contract by providing innovative training and education (T&E) products that could be delivered with or without instructor support. These new products were developed for today’s soldiers using computer, table, and mobile applications that could be accessed 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.
In support of the Capabilities Development Integration Directorate (CDID) and Concepts and Doctrine Division, United States Army Chaplain Center and School, WTI supported day-to-day operations, serving as the element of continuity to ensure standard operating procedures supported established mission objectives and individual program responsibilities.
As a subcontractor in support of the Agency’s international public diplomacy efforts, WTI provided a spectrum of content management, business process automation, and business intelligence solutions that significantly increased operational efficiency, including a mission activity tracker used by U.S. embassies around the world to track the effectiveness and costs surrounding U.S. diplomatic events and a business intelligence tool used to evaluate the effectiveness of international visitor projects.
As a subcontractor to PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) in support of the Agency’s public health initiatives, WTI helped develop and launch a web-based system on an open-source platform – from proof of concept to working prototype to production – to help public health practitioners identify evidence-based information to assist them with public health initiatives in their communities. The tool, now fielded, provided decision-making, dynamic content, intelligent search, and user collaboration capabilities.
WTI supported the Naval Postgraduate School evaluation of tools to exploit Intelligence, Surveillance, Reconnaissance (ISR) sensor data and information using Lexical Link Analysis technology and conducted related research regarding the Doctrine, Operational, Training, Material, Leadership, Personnel, and Facility requirements to identify the methodology and framework needed to establish a Program of Record and related Program Objective Memorandum requirements related to this technical evaluation in support of the Headquarters Air Force, Intelligence, Surveillance, Reconnaissance (ISR) Directorate study.
As a subcontractor, WTI provided the Office of Job Corps at the U.S. Department of Labor custom computer applications, software programming analysis, and development, design, customized web page design services to fully integrate and automate the Agency’s New Core Financial Management System and the Job Corps Financial Accounting System in order to further the Agency’s Employment and Training Administration mission by enabling distribution of funds allocated by the Congress.
WTI has consistently and effectively provided advanced, complex and unfaltering mission support for USAF assigned tasks. This has included engineering, demonstrated advanced technical capability, and specialized technical expertise support to enable task assigned research, reviews, analysis, studies and training. Efforts have flawlessly supported HAF, MAJCOM, field and various Prime and supporting subcontractor resources in the areas of ontology, data science, technical development, mission management and resource allocations – all in support of emerging mission needs.
WTI’s operational and management team not only onboards subject matter experts, we also lay the framework for implementing various task successes such as AI via natural language processing and machine learning. Our active hands-on approach in management and SME support provides top notch professional expertise coupled with advanced technical and engineering services inclusive of but not limited to innovative data, object-based production and ISR solutions. These currently include extensive research of doctrine, interviews of existing structure, best practices from industry, government, and academia to aid in the understanding of the current and future architecture along with the development of the roadmap to get there. WTI collaborates with NASIC, ACC, John-Hopkins University – Applied Physics Laboratory (JHU-APL), MITRE, CUBRC to produce systems, models, and data integration tools that allow for full data interoperability across the Air Force ISR community.
WTI demonstrates advanced technical capability and specialized expertise support to enable task assigned ISR development, modeling, and data interoperability activities, research, reviews, analysis, studies, training, and associated services. These actions enhance, support and sustain program and technical support to existing, ongoing and expanding programs, information systems and technical innovations across the operational spectrum. They support real world situations and leverage data centric environments, reducing data collection/generation to decision timelines to deliver data to tactical customs at speed and scale. WTI supports HAF, MAJCOMS, SPOs, field units and stakeholders in data science, ontology and AI/ML activities such as providing specialized technical assistance, implementation, planning, and processes; data integration; system integration; process, and data. This work supports data augmentation satisfying DoD, AF, academia, and business standards and policies.
Our work supports the development and implementation of near and mid-term objectives by laying the foundation for cooperation throughout the community by identifying AF Object Based Intelligence efforts across the AF and with team mission partners.
WTI supports integrating disparate ontology and data science efforts across the IC, DOD, and the AF by providing the management for collaboration working groups and providing the framework for semantic and ontology governance, communication hubs, and shared repositories. WTI has conducted extensive research of doctrine, interviews of existing structure, best practices from industry, government, and academia to aid in the understanding of the current and future architecture along with the development of a success roadmap supported by a dedicated program management team and a highly technical valued mission team.
Our collaborative team approach has continually provided praised performance results and appreciated project success factors.
In support of the Agency’s mission to inform, engage and connect people around the world to further freedom and democracy, WTI facilitates the collection, distribution, analysis and visualization of research and performance data as they relate to the products, services, and competitive landscape that encompasses “international media.” In addition to digital media analytics support for USAGM media entities and language service divisions, WTI contributed to the development and design of USAGM’s suite of mobile and tablet applications and was responsible for the development of a global mobile news platform that delivered news and information to people in more than 100 countries in 60 languages on the world’s two largest smartphone and tablet platforms.
WTI supports the Robotics Process Automation Program within DISA by assisting in the creation of technology that executes pre-programmed steps of a business process via existing IT infrastructure to simulate the actions of a human executing a process. Our personnel provide technical solutions through automation scripts and/or automation tools, configuring software to automate employees’ computer-based tasks consistently, efficiently and accurately.
WTI also supports DISA, programs that solve to empower the DISA workforce, spark innovation, improve internal collaboration and foster intrapreneurship. Our personnel assist in challenging agency employees to look at their business processes, policies, technology, and environment to submit ideas and solutions for improvements of processes, changes to policy and/or new technology injections
Our personnel also support and maintain a collaborative innovation environment based out of the Joint All Domain Warfighting Lab. This enables DISA to work with industry partners and academic partners in an unclassified environment, where innovators can bring their best ideas and capabilities forward for demonstration, examination, and evaluation without the restrictions of a classified environment.
Additionally, WTI provides support to the DISA Technology Transfer (T2) Program by offering creative approaches for establishing collaborative relationships with industry, local and state governments, and academia to meet mission goals and benefits without the constraints of the FAR. The primary mechanisms are Cooperative Research and Development Agreements(CRADAs) and Education Partnership Agreement( EPAs).
WTI provides financial service support, to include project management and administrative oversight, at the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO), Office of Finance, to help further the Agency’s mission to protect new ideas and investments in innovation and creativity while remaining at the cutting edge of the nation’s technological progress and achievement.
WTI provided scientific service support – including project management and subject matter expertise – to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s (NOAA) Center for Satellite Applications and Research (STAR), Satellite Oceanography and Climatology Division (SOCD) to help further the Agency’s mission to accelerate the transfer of satellite observations of land, atmosphere, ocean, and climate from scientific research and development into state-of-the-art data, products, and services.
WTI provided training support for the Center for Domestic Preparedness (CDP), a national training facility that trained state, local, tribal, federal, private sector, and international responders from Fire Service, Law Enforcement, Emergency Medical Services, Emergency Management, HazMat, Public Health, Healthcare, Public Communications, Public Works, and Government Administrative, and other emergency response personnel, their trainers, and supervisors.
WTI helped engage today’s soldiers using training platforms that included 3D modeling and simulations, Virtual Reality (VR), and Augmented Reality (AR) tools. Using emerging technologies, WTI supported this contract by providing innovative training and education (T&E) products that could be delivered with or without instructor support. These new products were developed for today’s soldiers using computer, table, and mobile applications that could be accessed 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.
In support of the Capabilities Development Integration Directorate (CDID) and Concepts and Doctrine Division, United States Army Chaplain Center and School, WTI supported day-to-day operations, serving as the element of continuity to ensure standard operating procedures supported established mission objectives and individual program responsibilities.
As a subcontractor in support of the Agency’s international public diplomacy efforts, WTI provided a spectrum of content management, business process automation, and business intelligence solutions that significantly increased operational efficiency, including a mission activity tracker used by U.S. embassies around the world to track the effectiveness and costs surrounding U.S. diplomatic events and a business intelligence tool used to evaluate the effectiveness of international visitor projects.
As a subcontractor to PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) in support of the Agency’s public health initiatives, WTI helped develop and launch a web-based system on an open-source platform – from proof of concept to working prototype to production – to help public health practitioners identify evidence-based information to assist them with public health initiatives in their communities. The tool, now fielded, provided decision-making, dynamic content, intelligent search, and user collaboration capabilities.
WTI supported the Naval Postgraduate School evaluation of tools to exploit Intelligence, Surveillance, Reconnaissance (ISR) sensor data and information using Lexical Link Analysis technology and conducted related research regarding the Doctrine, Operational, Training, Material, Leadership, Personnel, and Facility requirements to identify the methodology and framework needed to establish a Program of Record and related Program Objective Memorandum requirements related to this technical evaluation in support of the Headquarters Air Force, Intelligence, Surveillance, Reconnaissance (ISR) Directorate study.
As a subcontractor, WTI provided the Office of Job Corps at the U.S. Department of Labor custom computer applications, software programming analysis, and development, design, customized web page design services to fully integrate and automate the Agency’s New Core Financial Management System and the Job Corps Financial Accounting System in order to further the Agency’s Employment and Training Administration mission by enabling distribution of funds allocated by the Congress.
What Our Clients Are Saying
WTI has a documented track record of favorable feedback from government, non-profit and commercial clients alike.
“It has been a pleasure working with you and all the quality folks you have provided!”
Branch Chief, USAF Major Command
“Just finished reading the (document). I LOVE it! Best description I’ve seen on how we want to leverage modern data management principles in a consistent and effective fashion.”
USAF ISR Chief Architect
“‘Go-To’ vendor and first stop for success stories. Seeking “modernization at the speed of relevance” and only vendor who can match this statement when it comes to rapid capability delivery and modernization updates.”
DCGS Gov Lead
“I wanted to take a second and thank you for the brilliant support of your employees”
Senior Intelligence Integration Officer, Office of Naval Intelligence
“WTI employs exceptional Subject Matter Expertise, and they provide exceptional results to our programs and objectives.”
U.S. Air Force
“HAF Praise of Cost Control”
“Contractor has maintained effective and viable control measures throughout the period and as a result all factors have been well within anticipated cost levels and contract limits, without flaw of exception.”
Colonel, USAF
“HAF Praise of Subcontractor Management“
“WTI has exhibited exceptional management of subcontractor operations during the term of this contract and as a prime contractor, ensured all contracting staff performed as one seamless team. This is evidenced by meeting all criteria for inspections, week/quarterly program reports, and contractor communications with Government personnel and subcontractors.”