ISI has over 17 years of experience solving complex technical problems for federal government, commercial, and international customers. We broadly classify our core capabilities in three areas: project management, engineering services,
Project Management
Project management means delivering measurable performance within cost and schedule constraints. Risk management and effective collaboration are keys to implementing complex projects.
Engineering Services
Engineering Services encompasses a broad cascade of tasks, from fleshing out concepts of operations
Innovative Solutions International is a small business engineering and consulting firm specializing in satellite-based communications, navigation, and surveillance (CNS) technologies. Our areas of expertise range from system design and planning through acquisition and implementation.
New Products including satellite-based technologies for search-and-rescue, communications, flight-following,
Technical Services includes planning, acquiring, and implementing the large, complex systems common to today's technological environment.
Implementation Services includes making air travel more efficient and safer across the globe.
ISI does business under the following NAICS codes: 238210, 511210, 517410, 518210, 541330, 541380, 541511, 541512, 541519, and 541712.
Innovative Solutions International, Inc. Acquired by Pragmatics, Inc. Read the Pragmatics press release for more information.
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ISI delivers progressive solutions to military, government and commercial customers, both in the US and abroad.
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Innovative Solutions International, Inc. announces that it will be supporting Stanford University to evaluate alternative navigation systems that can be used during a "GPS outage". Currently, the GPS satellite constellation is very robust and provides position, navigation, and timing (PNT) services to all transportation users, and many others. However, no system can be at peak performance all the time (100% available), and it is anticipated that there could be "GPS outages" in the future. Since civil aviation is a critical safety-of-life function, it is important that a backup be available during those outages.
