Decision Lens, a leading provider of desktop and Web-based collaborative decision making software, was selected by the office of the US Assistant Secretary of the Air Force for Acquisition (SAF/AQ) to prioritize mission requirements.
SAF/AQ is responsible for all Air Force research, development, and non-space acquisition activities. Its overall mission is to acquire and support warfighter capabilities through responsive business solutions. The AQ Chief Information Officer will be applying Decision Lens to a program specifically designed to improve the Air Force’s decision support capabilities around prioritizing critical mission requirements.
Recently recognized by Gartner Group as a “Cool Vendor” in the emerging field of collaborative decision making software, Decision Lens has grown at a 90%+ annual growth rate since 2005. In July the company was listed by Washington Business Journal as one of the top 25 small technology companies in the Washington metropolitan area. Inc. magazine list ranked Decision Lens as Number 68 among the fastest-rising software companies in the Washington, DC area.
Decision Lens’ clients account for a combined $92,481,200,000 in prioritized resource allocations.
The company serves numerous well-known national and international commercial clients such as Petrobras, Siemens, Walgreens, Johnson and Johnson, Corporate Executive Board, and the Superbowl champion Green Bay Packers, among other organizations. Decision Lens software also is used widely throughout the federal government and across the Intelligence Community, with clients in the US Navy, the Joint Staff and CENTCOM.
About Decision Lens
Decision Lens develops decision-making software that enables organizations to make complex decisions more effectively and efficiently. Our collaborative software platform structures decisions, quantifies intangible factors, and evaluates choices to help organizations reach their goals.
Decision Lens improves the speed and quality of decision making, maximizes returns, and provides accountability and transparency for how decisions are made.
For more information, contact Decision Lens at 703-399-2100 or http://www.decisionlens.com.
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