Our skilled analysts provide insights that assist government clients to make informed business decisions via a commitment to data-driven analytics.

KIS Business Analytics services provide expertise in Process Improvement and Efficiency, Strategic Planning and Execution, Data Analysis and Data Visualization. We apply these services to assist in the automation and optimization of business processes.

KIS Financial Managers assist highly visible Intelligence Community (IC) officials with knowledge and services focused on financial analytics. KIS offers a complete line of financial services to include Program, Planning, Budgeting and Execution consistent with the DoD PPBE processes. In addition to financial analytics, our analysts support client leadership with spend plan development, budget monitoring and tracking, Basis of Estimates and cost analysis.

Our Program and Acquisition Management support services provide government clients with professional services in developing acquisition and program documentation, creating program schedules, tracking program status, monitor program interdependencies, program performance and risk assessments.

In addition, our professionals have expertise in acquisition documentation (DoD 5000); Planning, Programming and Budget Execution (PPBE); contract documentation; requirements management and program governance.

Our KIS Business Technologists possess a combination of broad general technology knowledge along with understanding business and financial functions to assist in bridging the divide between technology and business. The business technologist’s combination of skills and knowledge helps them bridge the divide between mission requirements, PPBE systems, and IT. We utilize technology to manage aspects of the business as well as bring in innovative solutions to upgrade business and financial systems.

KIS professionals leverage general management consulting expertise and technical knowledge to assist clients with improving business processes and monitoring organizational performance. They research and analyze information to define and refine mission requirements. Then, they develop information that will identify gaps in strategic plans and develop solutions to solve difficult problems. They translate strategic priorities and outcomes into practical, executable activities and tasks, and support the development of implementation plans to accomplish strategic priorities and outcomes.

Our System Engineer’s analyze customer and system requirements, concept of operations documents, and high-level system architectures to develop system requirements specifications. SE’s lead design and development activities while guiding users in formulating requirements, advising alternative approaches, and conducting feasibility studies. Ultimately, SE’s are responsible for the technical integrity of a capability from initial concept through design, implementation, and sustainment.

KIS Software developers are closely involved with specific project areas to include requirements definition, data and process flow design, flowcharting, writing code, testing and debugging. They drive the overall software development lifecycle to include working across functional teams to transform requirements into features, manage development teams and conduct software testing and maintenance.