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Why Technomics? |
Our vision is to raise community of practice standards through honest, innovative analysis that produces realistic answers, advances the state-of-the-art and serves as a benchmark for excellence.
We are proud of this vision and committed to the shared values (Integrity, Trust, Teamwork, Innovation, and Fun) that guide our employee owners.
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2010 Sloan Award - Technomics, Inc. has been honored with the 2010 Alfred P. Sloan Award for Business Excellence in Workplace Flexibility. [Full Story]
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2010 Care Award - Technomics, Inc. was one of fourteen companies honored by receipt of the prestigious 2010 CARE (Companies as Responsive Employers) Award. [Full Story]
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Technomics, Inc. has become the fourth corporate sponsor of SCEA. SCEA President Bill Haseltine and Rick Collins, CEO, Technomics, Inc., shake hands at Technomics’ headquarters in Arlington, VA.
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Technomics Founder, Gene Waller, visited the Technomics Arlington, VA office to help celebrate the 10-year Anniversary of the East Coast office. [Full Story]
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Technomics, Inc. employees are stakeholders after completing the formation of an Employee Stock Ownership Program (ESOP) in January 2009.
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3rd Qtr CAM - Technomics, Inc. celebrated the accomplishments of its employees during the January 18th 3rd Quarter ’11 Celebration of Accomplishments and Milestones (CAM). [Full Story]
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| Technomics Presents Cost Research at DoDCAS |
Six Technomics cost analysts presented the results of a three research projects at the 44th annual Department of Defense Cost Analysis Symposium (DoDCAS), held February 15-18, 2011 in Williamsburg, Va. The theme of the annual event was Realizing Savings. [Full Story with Presentation Downloads]
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| Technomics CEO Presents at IPM Conference |
Technomics’ CEO Rick Collins presented a paper at the 22nd Annual Integrated Program Management Conference, held Nov. 8-10, 2010 in Bethesda, Md. The conference was sponsored by the Project Management Institute (PMI), National Defense Industrial Association (NDIA) and Society of Cost Estimating and Analysis (SCEA).
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| Technomics Sponsors Five Presentations at the 2010 ISPA/SCEA Conference |
Technomics analysts made five presentations at the 2010 ISPA/SCEA Conference and Training Workshop, held June 8-11 in San Diego, CA. K. Cincotta, a senior cost analyst, made two presentations. Presentations were also made by Shawn Rudolph, James Glenn, and Brian Torgersen/Rick Collins. Three of the five presentations - including a "Best Paper - Management Track" Award Winner - were delivered by talented staff members who are relatively new to the cost analysis profession. [Full Story with Presentation Downloads]
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| Technomics CEO Recognized by SCEA |
Technomics’ CEO Rick Collins was awarded the 2010 SCEA National Estimator/Analyst of the Year Award for Contributions in Management - one of the five awards presented at the 2010 ISPA/SCEA Conference. Collins received the award for his efforts to: promote and enhance the profession; foster membership growth; integrate estimating and other cost disciplines; recognize and certify achievement; promote cost estimating discussion forums; promote standards of proficiency and performance; foster, promote and conduct research and education; interact with other related organizations and establish standards in the terminology, conduct and application of cost estimating and analysis. [Full Story]
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| Technomics Analysts Recognized by GAO |
Jack Smuck and Bob Meyer received a “Results through Teamwork Award” from Gene Dodaro, acting Comptroller General of the Government Accountability Office (GAO) at GAO Headquarters in Washington, D.C. Smuck and Meyer were recognized for their efforts in creating the “Cost Estimating and Assessment Guide: Best Practices for Estimating and Managing Capital Program Costs.”
The document is designed to establish consistent cost estimating standards and procedures based on industry best practices for use across all federal government programs for developing, managing and evaluating capital program cost estimates.
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The publication, GAO-09-3SP, is available on the GAO website at: http://www.gao.gov/products/GAO-09-3SP
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| Technomics Analyst Gives Two Presentations at DOE Conference |
Brian Octeau, Technomics senior analyst, presented twice at a recent Department of Energy (DOE) Conference in Santa Clara, CA. The conference was the first DOE Cost Analysis and Training Symposium (DoECATS).
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| Technomics Analysts Recognized for Outstanding Support to JLTV |
Technomics Senior Cost Analysts William Laing, Jeff Cherwonik and Rob Currie were awarded certificates of appreciation for their “dedication and professionalism” in support of the Joint Light Tactical Vehicle (JLTV). The certificates of appreciation were signed by the JLTV Project Manager, Col. John S. Myers.
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| Technomics Analysts Present Cost Research at DoDCAS |
Technomics Analyst Mike Gallo presents at 2009 DoDCAS. |
Technomics Analysts John Horak and Jim Harbour, senior cost analysts in Technomics’ Santa Barbara office, co-presented Integrating Performance and Schedule Analysis with Acquisition Costing for Ground-Based Radars at the 43rd annual Department of Defense Cost Analysis Symposium (DoDCAS), held February 16-19, 2010 in Williamsburg, Va. [Abstract] [Presentation]
In 2009, Technomics’ employees made five presentations at the 42nd annual Department of Defense Cost Analysis Symposium. [Full Story]
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| Technomics Analysts Recognized by SEWIP Program Manager |
Joe Caico and Chris Seat were recently recognized by the Above Water Sensors Major Program Manager L.E. Creevy for their support of the Navy's Surface Electronic Warfare Improvements Program (SEWIP). Creevy’s letter lauded the analysts for their for their achievements in support of SEWIP. [Full Story] The analysts were also recipients of Technical Excellence Awards at the Technomics’ 4th Quarter Celebration of Accomplishments and Milestones. [Full Story]
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Events: Technomics Expands Space, Workforce
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Technomics employees enjoy a catered luncheon after the ribbon-cutting ceremony opening the new wing to its existing Arlington Virgina office space.
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Events: Technomics at Cape Canaveral
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Technomics Analysts Scott DeNegre and Colleen Craig visited the United Launch Alliance (ULA) capability at Cape Canaveral, FL and were able to learn about the booster and satellite launch process -- as well as seeing a Delta IV rocket up close. DeNegre and Craig (3rd and 4th from left) are standing in front of the Delta IV with Larry Homuth (ULA), Al Brandts (ULA) and John Tomick, Department of Defense Cost Analysis and Maj. Robert Swearingen. They also visited the launch pad. The trip helped them in their work with the Evolved Expendable Launch Vehicle.
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Events: Technomics Volleyball Team
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On January 15, Team Technomics kicked off its first annual volleyball season by participating in the Arlington Athletic & Social League coed volleyball league. The season ended on February 19. Pictured, left to right, top row, Manning, Lantz (team captain), Harris, Nehring, Lee, Calzadilla. Bottom row, Smith, Virtudazo, Camp and Guild. Not pictured: Collins, Samuels, Craig, McIntosh and Welsh.
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Events: 3rd Annual Ping-Pong Tourney
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The 3rd annual Poobah Ping-Pong tourney proved to be a nail-biter, as the Mature (30+ age bracket) and Young teams battled back and forth for the lead during the February 2nd event. In the end, the Young team couldn’t quite seal the deal, and were defeated 231-250. Smack-talking aside, it was a close match and William Laing, Mature Team captain accepted the win graciously. This makes two wins for the Mature Team, in years 2009 and 2011 but Young team captain Scott DeNegre knows there is always next year.
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Events: VT Senior Design Team
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Technomics sponsored a Virginia Tech senior design team project for the Fall 2009 and Spring 2010 semesters. Pictured, left to right, Dan Surber, VT; Ken Rhodes, Technomics; Alyssa Tetkoski, VT; Brian Torgersen, Technomics; Lucas Still, VT and Max Singer, VT. [Full Story]
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