Background:  Defense Computing is a veteran owned small business that was founded in June 2003 to provide the Department of Defense access to a highly motivated and highly qualified team of computer system and software professionals specializing in both tactical and enterprise solutions.

DCI systems engineers have accumulated in-depth knowledge of shipboard combat systems, and their associated development and training disciplines, after years of working “in the trenches” on multiple combat system elements as they’ve evolved since the 1970’s.  Their tasks have ranged from developing the computer programs of the shipboard combat systems to defining new capabilities and assessing state-of-the-art technologies that should be added to future upgrades.

Several decisions within the Department of Defense which focus more on streamlining the non-warfighting aspects, such as the decision to transition to the Navy Marine Corps Internet (NMCI), are having a profound impact on the day-to-day management of the business operations of our military.  DCI is currently providing both systems engineering and management support to the Joint Services to ensure the computing systems delivered will meet the needs of the warfighters over the next decade.