Raytheon has acquired Visual Analytics Incorporated, further extending its capabilities to meet the data analytics, data visualization and information sharing needs of its customers.
As one of the largest processors of data for the intelligence community, Raytheon has extensive experience handling large data sets and providing actionable information to its customers. The acquisition of Visual Analytics will add advanced analytic products and knowledge management solutions with intuitive user interfaces to Raytheon's offerings to its customers. It will also broaden the company's customer base in federal, state and local law enforcement.
"The addition of Visual Analytics will further strengthen Raytheon's capabilities in the area of data analytics," Lynn Dugle, president of Raytheon's Intelligence, Information and Services (IIS) business said. "This will allow us to bring new, innovative visualization offerings to our customers as they address the continuous challenge of increasing analyst efficiency and effectiveness while transforming data into actionable intelligence."
Under IIS with the new name of Raytheon Visual Analytics, the Frederick, Md.-based business will retain the services of CEO and co-founder Chris Westphal as its general manager, while president and co-founder David O'Connor will continue as chief technology officer.