IBM completed acquisition of National Interest Security Company

National Interest Security Company will be a part of consulting division of Global Business Services of IBM corporation and will be controlled originally in the form of subsidiary company, wholly owned IBM.

National Interest Security Company is close-end company with the headquarters in the city Fairfax, the State of Virginia. The staff of NISC makes more than 1000 employees who have knowledge and work experience in such areas as system engineering; biometrics; search, collecting, analysis and systematization of documents and publications of media; system integration; software development; enterprise architecture; security; control of accuracy of the information; analytical support and protection of responsible infrastructures.

It is supposed that joint developments will allow IBM to expand the opportunities for public institutions of all levels (federal, the level of the state and municipal) in such spheres as defense, health care, power, logistics and security. Experience of National Interest Security Company with the federal agencies and departments will add a solution portfolio of IBM for public sector, including recently left service package of a business intelligence and optimization of IBM Business Analytics and Optimization (BAO) of Services for Public Sector.

According to Chuck Prou (Chuck Prow), the managing partner of service department for a public sector of an advisory service of IBM Global Business Services, the capacity of IBM in the field of analytics and innovations in combination with industry knowledge and experience of NISC in the field of services for the defense organizations, health care, power and infrastructure management will allow the company to provide the unprecedented level of service and support for clients from public sector.