Mission

King Technologies Inc. is an experienced software developer and integrator focused on providing client/server expertise to corporate and government computing.

King Technologies Inc. is on the front lines of local and wide area network computing technology. The company also provides the government with commercial off the shelf solutions tailored to meet specific corporate and government requirements. King's role in enterprise computing is that of an integrator of commercial hardware and software into networks designed to meet evolutionary specifications in the dynamic computing world.

History

King Technologies Inc. was founded in February 1987 as an Oregon Corporation. The company complied with all provisions of Section 1244 of the Internal Revenue Code of 1954 as amended; and, was formally designated as a "Small Business" by the Internal Revenue Service effective 1 January 1989. Additionally, authorization to conduct intra-state business in California was applied for and granted to King Technologies, Inc. by the Secretary of State of California on 6 September 1989 under Certificate of Qualification number 1648321.

Initially, business operations were limited to single employee consultant agreements with Tiburon Systems, Inc. of San Jose, California and Delfin Systems of Sunnyvale, California. Both of these corporations are principally involved in all aspects of Military C4I development and support.

In December 1994, a decision was made to take on additional staff and expand the business base of King Technologies Incorporated.

The Department of Defense

King Technologies Inc. provides engineering expertise that combines contemporary computer software and system technology experience with government Command and Control information systems (C4I Systems). King's engineers and management have extensive hands-on experience with the evolutionary development practices and methods adopted by the government program offices to develop systems that are not only more cost effective, but are designed with an architecture and process to parallel commercial technology standards.

Specifically, King Technologies business direction includes the following:

• Provide experience and lessons learned from the development of the Joint Operational Tactical System II (JOTS II) which evolved into the Naval Tactical Command System-Afloat, Joint Maritime Command Information System (JMCIS), early design of the Global Command and Control System (GCCS) and the IT21 paradigm.
• Support the Navy's Meteorological and Oceanographic community with the development of an information system which provides environmental data via LAN/WAN " technology to the METOCs and C4I sites world-wide.
• Expand the use of networking management technology as the DOD information infrastructure continues to evolve towards a wide area network and a distributed computing environment. King business strategy includes the development of network management tools which will allow the use of a distributed computing environment within the future C4I and Wide-Area Network architectures.
• Continue to be the leaders in exploiting new computer technologies to the government and corporate customer. In addition, King Technologies will continue to have close business and technical relationships with Microsoft Corporation and the major Unix workstation vendors such as Sun Microsystems, Hewlett-Packard, Silicon Graphics, and Digital Equipment Corporation.

King Technologies' experience with client/server and open systems based software is well known in the government information technology arena.

King Technologies Inc. originated in order to provide computer products, services and solutions to the Federal Government and companies involved in the government market.

World Wide

Field personnel support King's many changing systems throughout the world at sea and ashore. Personnel regularly travel to sites, often on short notice, to perform installation, maintenance, operational support and training. King's support personnel have significant operational experience and knowledge of tactics, so personnel achieve immediate rapport with command center personnel and work unobtrusively to improve system performance. These personnel have expertise in hardware, communications, integration and training, and they have sufficient software expertise to perform installation and normal system maintenance checks and to discuss a system's problems intelligently with King's software engineers as well as other government and contracted engineers assigned to the same projects.