CORAS Partners With US Naval Air Systems Command (NAVAIR) Naval Air Traffic Management Systems Program Office (PMA-213)

Dec 7, 2022

CORAS FedRAMP High Supporting Data-Driven Decisions Across the PMA

MCLEAN, Va. - December 7, 2022 - (Newswire.com)

CORAS, a FedRAMP High enterprise decision management software as a service (SaaS) platform, has partnered with the U.S. Naval Air Traffic Management Systems Program Naval Air Traffic Management Systems Program Office (PMA-213) in Patuxent River, Maryland. PMA-213 is the Naval Aviation Enterprise's Program Office for all Navy and Marine Corps Air Traffic Management Systems tasked to deliver superior and efficient air traffic management capabilities. 

"CORAS is proud to support NAVAIR PMA-213 in their mission to leverage data-driven decisions and automations for U.S. Navy and Marine Corps Air Traffic Management Systems," said Dan Naselius, President and Chief Technology Officer at CORAS. "CORAS aggregates any data source to be up and running in days, delivering 360-degree views of all data in one place, AI insights, and the ability to identify unseen interconnections across the enterprise. We're finding ways to support the Warfighter with efficient, powerful solutions that deliver interactive capabilities, what-if scenarios, decision management, and reporting at the speed of relevance."

CORAS is already at work in the DoD delivering some of the most effective solutions on the market today. Not only does the SaaS tool offer top security environments for any department, but CORAS eliminates data siloes through information sharing across the enterprise in real time. CORAS solves some of the most complex business problems in the DoD, from managing the POM Process/Adds & Offsets for the U.S. Navy to providing insights, overall health and data reporting for S&T portfolios, and the ability to read and transform unstructured data into valuable, useable information in hours. CORAS Ai/NLP is 4x as fast and 86% more accurate than its competitors. 

CORAS is a unique Commercial Off-the-Shelf (COTS) software platform that is FedRAMP High, runs on the Non-Secure Internet Protocol Router Network (NIPRNet) and Secure Internet Protocol Router Network (SIPRNet), and is IL 4 through AWS GovCloud. CORAS software can be purchased via GSA Schedule, NASA SEWP, SIBR/STTR, and multiple third parties including Carahsoft. As a member of the Amazon Web Services (AWS) Partner Network (APN), CORAS also participates in the AWS Public Sector Partner (PSP) Program, providing premier cloud-based solutions and supporting government, space, education, and nonprofits around the world. 

ABOUT CORAS

CORAS is part of the family of companies held by Executive 1 Holding Company, LLC (EX1), a strategic partnership of leading providers of AI/ML/NLP, technology, and consulting solutions to the federal government (HumanTouch, LLC, Plasticity, Inc., and Docugraph). To learn more about how CORAS supports Public Sector agency leaders, the DoD, and their partners to drive confident decisions and actions at mission speeds, go to Coras.com.


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