Our strength is developing superior IT solutions that evolve over time to ensure exceptional performance and outstanding client success. Through growth we provide opportunity for our people, create solutions for our clients and make good profits for our shareholders. CACI chose to transform itself from a professional services firm to a prime contractor of IT systems, focusing on the emerging field of networking.
It grew aggressively by acquisition, buying American Legal Systems Corp. Pinpoint Analysis Ltd. In the s, simulations became a powerful tool enabling people to visualize how new systems or processes will work prior to investing large amounts of capital and energy into them.
This project simulates military campaigns to develop strategies for the most effective use of military forces and battlefield data. The company also defined and implemented the JWARS system architecture, provided software engineering expertise, and facilitated simulation and analytic interfaces between the services and the OSD. In process re-engineering, the company analyzed current and proposed processes and systems, focusing on examining and implementing technology and system simulation for prediction and risk reduction.
One of the company's clients in process re-engineering was the Arizona State Department of Liquor Licensing and Control.
The company looked at all of the processes the department was using, determined the best re-engineering solution and implemented it, accurately predicting a 33 percent cost reduction in some processes and a 66 percent reduction in others.
The company also supported the cost justification for implementation, predicted required staffing levels and increases in investigation work, and supported system sizing and technical architecture. Navy to design a computer system to support concurrent, distributed document development such as text, graphics, email, and images in a secure environment. The system developed required geographical distribution over both LANs local area computer networks and WANs and logical distribution among storage devices.
CACI engineers simulated the design in order to test it prior to development and implementation, identified bottlenecks and determined the number of communication lines needed at the sites.
Systems re-engineering involved modernizing a system by adding some new capabilities while retaining the best parts of the existing system. The company helped clients avoid costly new systems development and protected its current investments in technology. CACI produced the software re-engineering plan with tool and interface selections.
During the conversion, the company developed an object-oriented reuse library which facilitated any future enhancements to be made, created a cost-effective solution to Year conversion, conducted comprehensive training for Blue Cross employees, and won the Innovator of the Year Award for methodology on this project.
Software reuse avoids reinventing the wheel when a government agency installs new technology. The company's software reuse programs have helped the government reuse as much software as possible, saving millions of dollars. One of the company's customers in this field was the U.
Army's Sustaining Base Information Services. The company developed a reusable software module for budgeting, training, safety, and security across all U. Army posts. The module included data warehousing or migrating data from hundreds of existing databases, regardless of the source application or data characteristics, a breakthrough in reusable software that speeds migration and reduces software life-cycle costs while at the same time allowing existing technology to remain transferable to other projects.
The company specialized in processing huge numbers of documents so they can be indexed, sorted, searched, and retrieved. CACI integrated the legal process with the technology tools its commercial and government clients needed to manage their information requirements. CACI's main client in this field was the U. Department of Justice DOJ. Any military person who served in the Gulf War and had health-related concerns, or anyone curious about investigating such matters, could gain access to the government's entire file of health-related Gulf War documents by accessing the Internet using only a conventional computer and a modem.
CACI had been supplying electronic commerce technologies to its government clients for over ten years. As the 20th century came to a close, the company moved towards the next step of taking its clients to electronic commerce via the Internet. One of the company's clients in this area was the U. Department of Veterans Affairs. CACI developed an electronic pharmaceutical catalog purchasing system with an Internet interface. In a strategic alliance with Ingram Micro, the company was also creating an electronic catalog of computer products for all government buyers and sellers.
CACI also developed complex product data management PDM systems for clients operating in geographically dispersed, global development environments. Internationally recognized commercial enterprises applied the company's PDM capabilities for both client and internal use.
Teledyne used the same program, C-GATE, internally to help move mainframe-based processes to a paperless environment which easily tracked blueprints and other engineering documents online, enhancing access to such documents. September saw the company purchasing all the outstanding stock of Automated Sciences Group Inc.
Department of Defense and the U. In October of that same year, the company acquired the business and certain net assets of Sunset Resources Inc. The diverse areas in which the company worked in the information technology market have helped it grow.
In , the company's acquisition strategy included looking for strategic fits in government and commercial sectors and purchasing new and existing products and services, with a growth target of 15 percent through internal expansion as well as acquisitions. CACI relied on a wide range of partners, vendors, and suppliers, which it considered "teammates.
Incorporating a full range of commercial off-the-shelf computer hardware and software products as part of its "customer solution" program, CACI was able to design custom and proprietary IT systems for its clients. The company has continued to expand its portfolio of proprietary software and database products, offering marketing systems software and database products to clients who need systems and analysis for retail sales of consumer products, direct mail campaigns, and franchise or branch site location projects.
As the year approached with all its potential computer software problems, organizations turned to firms like CACI. In addition, the information technology industry continued to grow with new software and hardware products. Government Systems, Inc. Information Decision System was also acquired in MapData was added in Century Technologies, Inc. All Listings. It offers cloud-powered solutions, performance-based service management, software-as-a-service SaaS secure mobility, defensive cyber and network security, end-user services, and infrastructure services.
The Company operates through two segments: domestic operations and international operations. Domestic operations segment provides information solutions and services to its customers. Its customers are primarily United States federal government agencies. Contact Info. United States. Executive Leadership. Michael A. Independent Chairman of the Board. John S. President, Chief Executive Officer, Director.
Thomas A. Gregory R. President - U. DeEtte Gray. New Stories. The U. Supreme Court on Monday put CACI International Inc a step closer to facing a trial in a lawsuit by three Iraqi former detainees who have accused employees of the defense contractor of directing their torture at the Abu Ghraib prison near Baghdad. Quote and financial data from Refinitiv. Fund performance data provided by Lipper.
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