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Comprehensive
Analysis, Design and Development
TECHi2 specializes in designing and developing
intelligent systems and architectures, including taxonomies
and ontologies, search, classification, enterprise metadata,
Enterprise Architecture, object based information, Knowledge
and Content Management, and enhanced decision-making
in Command and Control.
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- Knowledge and Content
Management,
- Enterprise Metadata Architecture
and Repository
- Intelligent Applications
- Command and Control
- Knowledge Discovery &
Dissemination
- XML Namespace and schema
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Contracting
We have multiple contract vehicles available
to clients and the ability to quickly add new vehicles
as required. We are on the GSA MOBIS
schedule contract number GS-10F-0272M. We have also
been a subcontractor to many large companies, including
SAIC, SRA, and CACI.
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 Founded
to Solve our Clients Hardest Problems
TECHi2 is a small business that provides design
and development of intelligent systems with a specialty
in metadata architecture to government and commercial
clients. In today's dynamic and time critical business
environment, our creative integrated (process, technology,
structure) approach to problem solving provides
adaptive, cost savings solutions on time and budget.
Our solutions embrace best practices and community
standards while providing flexible option space
as your needs change, your company grows and technology
transitions.
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Navy
BUPERS XML Namepace
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XML Namespace helps US Navy take the next step in
planning and implementing XML for the Bureau of Personnel
(BUPERS). BUPERS is the Navy’s functional area manager
for Manpower and Personnel data and operational systems.
The XML Namespace is being developed to enable integrated
data and information exchange among new and legacy
systems while adding Semantic Web capabilities. This
is the first comprehensive XML Namespace developed
in the Navy based on a thorough analysis of production
databases and primary business processes. An important
component of this project is determining the savings
and efficiencies made possible through the design,
development, and use of the XML Namespace in comparison
with commonly used but more laborious data architecture
methods. XML namespaces allow reusing metadata that
describe and mirror core data elements and application
attributes. Another key benefit is the “X” in XML,
namely, its extensibility that enables easy low-cost
changes to even complicated schema compared to the
costly and time-consuming data architecture approaches
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