AGILE methodologies for Government

AGILE methodologies for Government

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10novate applies Agile methodologies and expertise to measurably improve agency software applications and business processes. Beyond innovation, we 10novate, that is, introduce new ideas that improve performance by a measurable amount—10 times better or more. We deliver business value with explicit performance metrics.

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Our Mission: Measurable Improvement to Software and Agency Business Processes

Do you spend most of your IT budget on maintaining your current system? 10novate specializes in software engineering to make business processes more efficient, improve integration with other systems, increase stakeholder satisfaction, and ensure compliance with mandates and regulations. We maintain a relentless focus on customers' outcomes so you can focus on what you do best--delivering on your agency's mission.

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We recognize our customers' appraisal of our performance is critically important to our overall reputation and success. 10novate’s methodology to plan, design, develop, and deliver products and services--10plet®-- provides a comprehensive set of customizable management and technical processes and procedures to achieve our customer's requirements. We developed and based 10plet® on industry standards and best practices from CMMI®, the Project Management Institute, the International Organization for Standardization (ISO), and years of experience on a wide range of programs.

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10novate CEO Presents at PSC Vision Conference

November 18, 2015 | News

FALLS CHURCH, Va. (November 18, 2015) — 10novate’s Tricia Iveson, Chief Executive Officer, presented at the Professional Services Council (PSC) 2015 Vision Conference, where she discussed go-to-market strategies for the US Department of State and US Agency for International Development (USAID).

In its 51st year, the Vision Conference provides the only non-profit federal market forecast that addresses the defense, civilian, and federal information technology markets. The two-day conference gathers industry leaders to examine the current results of the Vision Federal Market Forecast. Speakers at this year’s event included Senator Mark Warner; Mike McCord, Under Secretary of Defense (Comptroller)/CFO; Dawn Meyerriecks, CIA Deputy Director for Science and Technology; and David Mader, Controller, Office of Management & Budget. In addition, volunteer members of the Vision team presented forecasts for the defense, civilian, and federal markets. Vision Conference information can be found at Vision Conference.

“I am very grateful for the opportunity to serve as a co-chair for the State/USAID team at the PSC Vision Conference,” said Ms. Iveson. “The Department of State and USAID present significant opportunities for both large and small government contractors but require forethought and analysis before scheduling those first meetings with government representatives. The PSC Vision Conference provides an unparalleled perspective into just how these companies might go-to-market.”

Ms. Iveson serves as the Chief Executive Officer of 10novate, which she co-founded in 2013. She is responsible for day-to-day management decisions and for implementing the Company's long- and short-term plans in support of its customers’ mission-critical needs. She has partnered with the Department of State and USAID on multiple contracts for over 10 years.

Ms. Iveson has more than 25 years’ experience in the information technology (IT) industry assessing and developing government IT software, hardware and services solutions. Her expertise developed from work within a wide variety of IT companies, including a small disadvantaged business (Vistronix), mid-size integrators (Acentia and SI International), a leading-edge software product company (MicroStrategy), and multi-billion dollar organizations (SAIC, Lockheed Martin, and Raytheon). Ms. Iveson has a Master’s degree in Science, Technology and Public Policy and has served as an instructor at the Defense Acquisition University and the National Defense University. She is the recipient of the Industry Advisory Council’s Individual Contributor of the Year Award.