From the Eclat website under "Who We Serve." Note the mention of "cross-agency data sharing" in bold (by me). Also bolded by me are references to compliance (i.e., NIEM) and fed-state-local governmental collaboration.

Federal Government

Today, Federal government agencies across the Department of Defense and civilian sectors are managing change in a time of disruptive innovation.

New technologies are on the rise while there is an overarching drive toward transparency and cross-agency data sharing. Security threats – to both physical and IT infrastructures – become more sophisticated and aggressive each day. The current economic environment requires a stronger focus on performance management and accountability. Citizens demand easier access to services and quick resolution, while agencies struggle with aging workforces and infrastructures, along with complex business processes.

Against this backdrop, Federal leaders are tasked with modernizing and integrating IT systems, meeting compliance requirements, as well as improving collaboration with each other and with their counterparts in state and local government and education. It’s a challenging landscape.

It's a tough job. And Eclat is working shoulder to shoulder with you every day – delivering innovation to tackle tough problems and realize new positive outcomes. At Eclat, we work with agencies across the Department of Defense, the Department of Homeland Security, and the civilian sector. First, we listen to your unique challenges. Then, we offer practical innovation you can trust. We focus on providing dynamic thinking – and deliberate performance. We empower you to reinvent business processes, move with agility, and focus on your core missions to realize brilliant success.

We are approaching 2 months since the major restructuring PR was released by PTSC. I am more than curious as to where Eclat is at regarding the assessment of PDSG and the search for a new Patriot CEO. I hope we hear something of substance by Christmas this year!

Cheers,

DG