Regina Garcia
The U.S. Navy and Coras have teamed up to provide support for Naval Air Systems Command’s Airborne Strategic Command, Control and Communications Program Office
The company said Thursday it will use its FedRAMP High enterprise decision management software-as-a-service platform to help with the mission objectives of PMA-271.
The Patuxent River, Maryland office is responsible for the delivery of reliable, survivable and endurable airborne strategic C3 for the Strategic Command, defense secretary and the U.S. president.
The partnership expands Coras’ support for the Department of Defense in secured data delivery and sharing.
Dan Naselius, president and chief technology officer at CORAS, said the partnership looks to support NAVAIR’s mission to leverage data-driven decisions and automation for strategic command and communications.
“We deliver real-time data insights that support leadership’s need to engage and leverage all departmental information for truly informed decision-making,” he added.
