The Enterprise Effects Division (EED) focuses on bridging gaps across customers, platforms, and domains to deliver integrated solutions that optimize mission outcomes. By addressing disconnects caused by acquisition priorities, security policies, and proprietary barriers, the division ensures seamless enterprise-level integration.
Leveraging enterprise design, integrated performance, and mission operations expertise, it develops architectures, enhances resiliency across ISR, communication, and navigation systems, and mitigates risks from natural and man-made threats. Acting as a hub for cross-agency challenges, the division employs agile project management and collaboration with government, industry, and FFRDC partners to drive mission success and foster holistic solutions across all domains.

Enterprise Design

Integrated Performance

Mission Operations

Enterprise Integration Solutions
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