April 19, 2012 – tiag announced it has promoted Jeff Goldberg to Chief Operating Officer (COO). This promotion sees Mr. Goldberg assuming duties previously under the stewardship of tiag’s CEO and co-founder, Ms. Dalita Harmon. As tiag’s COO, Mr. Goldberg will focus on the optimization of day-to-day operations throughout the company, while providing strategic planning and leadership for tiag’s capture activities to ensure continuity for growth across all business units.
April 19, 2012 – tiag announced it has promoted Neil Lampton to General Manager for tiag’s Enterprise Services portfolio. Mr. Lampton will now lead the daily operation of tiag’s enterprise services portfolio while cultivating and managing the portfolio’s new opportunities. Mr. Lampton will also serve as tiag’s Managing Director, focusing tiag’s comprehensive team of directors on tiag’s best practices for optimizing services and surpassing client expectations.
April 19, 2012 – tiag announced it has promoted Umang Modi to Assistant General Manager for tiag’s Enterprise Services portfolio and will continue to serve as Director, managing a strategic portfolio of Enterprise Services for the Department of Defense. Mr. Modi will be assisting Neil Lampton with the guidance and daily operation of tiag’s enterprise services portfolio. Mr. Modi’s deep technical expertise and business acumen will continue to motivate and empower his engineering teams to surpass client expectations.
March 14, 2012 – tiag announced it has been awarded a contract to develop and implement an enterprise configuration management system for the Army Data Center Consolidation Plan.
The Army is reducing its expenses associated with data center hardware, software, and operations by shifting IT investment to more efficient computing platforms and technologies. Decreasing its number of data centers and points of presence on networks improves Army information security and simplifies data management. But evolving its IT organizations into service providers increases pressure to ensure service availability, and risks severing critical business processes from their IT infrastructure.
tiag’s masterful delivery of CA Technologies solutions will protect the Army’s critical business processes from the impact of IT change through more effective, efficient and comprehensive IT configuration management.
January 10, 2012 - tiag announced it has been awarded a contract to support Army Research Laboratory’s (ARL) Corporate Information Operations Center (CIOC). tiag’s highly regarded infrastructure management professionals will provide ARL’s diverse assortment of unique facilities and dedicated workforce of government and private sector partners with greater efficiencies and improved service, while ensuring its information technology systems are highly available and extremely reliable.
November 24, 2011 - tiag announced it has been awarded a contract to provide comprehensive management and specialized support for National Center for Telehealth and Technology (T2) programs and initiatives. This award sees the firm's cadre of uniquely qualified professionals leading the development of telehealth and technology solutions intended to reduce the burden of traumatic brain injury and other mental health conditions resulting from military service. tiag's strategically constructed team includes Psychologists, Mobile Application Development Specialists, 3D Environment Design and Development Specialists, Web & Interactive Design Specialists, Enterprise Application Developers, and more. tiag's decades of focus on modernizing military medicine and its strategic approach to program and project management will provide T2 initiatives with the highest degrees of output and actualization, while helping improve the lives of the nation's warriors, veterans, and their families.
November 11, 2011 – tiag announced expansion of an existing support contract for Army Materiel Command CIO/G6. tiag has been tasked with providing support for multiple AMC Enterprise Applications to include architecture, implementation, sustainment and migration in support of Army Datacenter Consolidation and BRAC Initiatives. The selection was based upon the firm's highly regarded services and solutions for increasing efficiency and reducing operations and maintenance expenditures. tiag will support applications that are essential to the day to day operations of the Materiel Enterprise which is made up of 80000 users at over 30 CONUS Army Installations. tiag will also continue providing consulting services to the Enterprise Services Division which are focused on Asset Lifecycle Management, Application and Systems Monitoring and IT Service Management.
September 21, 2011 - tiag announced it has been awarded a contract to provide MRMC with systems, application, and products expertise in each of MRMC's research management offices. tiag will provide MRMC with expertise and support for making the transition from legacy financial systems to the Army's new financial system, the General Fund Enterprise Business System (GFEBS). tiag's support will move the MRMC to a cost management culture, while ensuring its critical data is standardized, streamlined and shared across the Army.
August 4, 2011 - tiag announced today it has been awarded a contract to establish an open source entity for Veterans Affairs. The Open Source Electronic Health Record Agent (OSEHRA) will deliver expansive innovation in electronic health record development for VA and its beneficiaries. Official details, and solicitations for public comment, are available at the OSEHRA website.
July 30, 2011 - tiag announced today it has received an 8(a) STARS II Award, a major 10 year IDIQ for government-wide technology acquisition. This pre-competed award enables $4M Direct task orders, making procurement for the government fast & easy.
July 6, 2011 - tiag announced today it has won an award to provide BRAC support to Walter Reed Army Medical Center as it combines with Bethesda Naval Hospital and Ft. Belvoir Community Hospital to form the first Joint Armed Service hospitals in the Capital Region.
October 6, 2010 - tiag announced today it has been awarded a contract to provide Ft. Bragg with comprehensive professional support for implementing enterprise workforce solutions based on Microsoft SharePoint technology.
WAMC itself provides healthcare to over 250,000 beneficiaries and is spread-out across 45 buildings on the environs. Identified as a need to solve their inability to share information and collaborate effectively, tiag was chosen to provide the development of the overall enterprise strategy for SharePoint, to incorporate balance scorecard objectives into SharePoint projects, to manage SharePoint custom development and to evangelize SharePoint and its capabilities throughout the enterprise.
October 6, 2010 - tiag announced today it has been selected by the Uniformed Services University Health Sciences (USUHS or USU) to ensure the organization achieves its mission of obtaining a Department of Defense (DoD) Information Assurance Certification and Accreditation Process (DIACAP). tiag's newest customer is the only medical school and advanced nursing university in the DoD, and tiag will begin by reducing its network infrastructure vulnerabilities and to stand-up a state-of-the-art automation infrastructure. tiag will also support the USU's network infrastructure upgrades, VLAN, print server configuration, information assurance, database administration, system administration and information security.
August 1, 2010 – tiag announced today that it has completed an expansion of its Reston, Va.-based corporate headquarters, ideally positioned in the heart of the Dulles Technology Corridor, adjacent the nation’s capital.
Since 1999, tiag has experienced steady growth, offering clients in both the federal and civilian sectors a dedicated team of full-time talent, whose collective technical savvy and innovative thinking have been key to tiag’s advancement.
“With this expansion, tiag’s capacity to serve our clients is keeping pace with their evolving and exacting needs,” said Mr. Ben Taylor, tiag Chief of Staff, as he pointed to a host of additions such as new data lines and a dedicated space for advanced communications hardware.
Some of the greatest gains will come in accommodating staff moving from the field back to headquarters. One new suite, for example, has been outfitted specifically to support the Headquarters Army Materiel Command Information Technology (HQ AMC IT) team, who will be returning to Reston from their current assignment at Fort Belvoir, Va.
“These spaces are open for business and I invite you to stop in to see them whenever you’re in the area”, Mr. Taylor added.
July 26, 2010 – tiag announced today that the company has been welcomed to the Navy’s list of SeaPort-e vendors as a Prime contractor.
As an approved SeaPort-e Prime Contractor, tiag is now eligible to fulfill Navy-funded, support-service contracts across 22 functional areas, including Engineering, Financial Management and Program Management. This new ranking will allow Navy Systems Commands, the Office of Naval Research, the U.S. Marine Corps and the Defense Threat Reduction Agency to directly access tiag’s premier services and support. Further, tiag customers who have seen funding move to Navy sources will be able to continue to harness tiag’s professional services.
tiag Senior Vice President Jeff Goldberg hailed the company’s addition to the SeaPort-e list, saying, “By becoming a SeaPort-e vendor, tiag now has an even greater opportunity to showcase the firm’s unique abilities and the talents of its exemplary staff at the highest levels of commerce and defense. We are honored to offer tiag’s skills and services to America’s sailors and Marines.”
May 20, 2010 – tiag announced today it has secured ISO 9001:2008 certification for the Army Medical Department (AMEDD). Underscoring the value of this quality-assurance certification accomplishment, AMEDD is now the first ISO-certified military architecture office within the entirety of the Department of Defense.
ISO certification is a reliable guarantee of quality, assuring customers that an organization has a set of procedures in place covering all key processes.
This particular ISO, as written – “architecture production and business analysis in support of medical information technology system development” – will also allow tiag to assist other organizations in achieving the same certification, making it a boon not only to AMEDD, but to tiag and a number of its clients.
“This is a tremendous credential for an organization to have, and an even greater achievement for tiag to have accomplished for our customer,” tiag President and CEO/COO Dalita Harmon said during the announcement. Ms. Harmon also borrowed a comment:
“In the words of the auditor in his report, ‘The Quality Management System of this organization is remarkably mature going into initial certification, especially for one that did not use a [professional ISO-certification] consultant.’”
Remarkably, this success was the result of tiag’s first foray into the ISO-certification process, a journey prompted by the needs of its AMEDD customer.
With a continuous record of success in directly leading over $5.7B of program initiatives in the Federal and civilian sectors tiag takes pride in its achievements throughout the Department of Defense on its innovative projects.