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Earl
Industries makes $multi-million investment in Knowledge Vector
DURHAM, NC (3/19/09 - The Earl Technology Group (ETG), the technology arm of Earl Industries has announced a strategic investment in Knowledge Vector. ETG is comprised of a growing number of stand-alone companies, each focused on helping government, military, and commercial organizations master the new generation of information and media management challenges. more >>
Inside Knowledge: KSX Version 2.8 for the Knowledge Switch Released
DURHAM, NC (9/17/07) - Knowledge Vector, Inc announces the
release of Knowledge Switch software KSX version 2.8. This
innovative enterprise software platform facilitates development
of automated awareness applications. more >>
Solutions for Force Protection, Knowledge Vector at FPED VI
DURHAM, NC (8/28/07) - Knowledge Vector Inc., a leader
in intelligent event processing, presented its integrated
event management solution for command and control at FPED
VI in Stafford, Virginia. FPED VI, the sixth conference
on Force Protection Equipment Demonstration, was held at
the Stafford Regional Airport and the Marine Corps Base
Quantico. more >>
James Lee Witt Associates Taps Area Company For Security
Technology Expertise
DURHAM,
NC (Jan 31, 2007) Wesley Clark, the retired four-star
general and 2003 presidential candidate, is meeting in
the Triangle today with company officials at Knowledge
Vector, Inc. (KVI) to announce a formal agreement
between KVI and James Lee Witt Associates (JLWA) and to
discuss KVIs pioneering technology that effectively
manages masses of information to improve security and
regulatory compliance. more >>
Knowledge Vector presents at Aviation and Airport
Security Preparedness Workshop in Atlanta
DURHAM, North Carolina, Nov. 30, 2006 Knowledge Vector
(KVI), a provider of Enterprise Awareness Management
solutions and the Knowledge Switch®, recently presented
to the Aviation and Airport Security Preparedness
Workshop in Atlanta, Georgia on October 31, 2006, at the
invitation of CIFAL Atlanta. CIFAL is the North American
affiliate office of the United Nations Institute for
Training and Research (UNITAR). more >>
Knowledge
Vector presents to Beijing Olympics Committee
DURHAM,
North Carolina, Nov. 17, 2006 Knowledge Vector (KVI), a provider
of Enterprise Awareness Management solutions and the
Knowledge Switch®, recently presented to the Crisis
Management & Emergent Response, Beijing Olympics 2008
and Beyond conference in Beijing on October 20 and 21,
2006. The conference was co-sponsored by the Chinese
Academy of Sciences and the new Center for Logistics and
Economic Development jointly established by UNC Kenan-Flagler
and Tsinghua University. more >>
Strategic Infrastructure Protection Consortium Announces Security Symposium
HERNDON,
Virginia, Oct. 17, 2006 -- Rodney E. Slater, the former
U.S. Secretary of Transportation in the Clinton White
House, will share his insight and experiences in the
development and security of our nations transportation
infrastructure as the keynote speaker at the upcoming
security symposium being sponsored by the Strategic
Infrastructure Protection (SIP) Consortium, the
consortium announced today. more >>
Strategic Infrastructure Protection Consortium
Formed By Leading Security Technology Innovators
HERNDON, Virginia, Oct.
2, 2006 -- The formation of the Strategic Infrastructure Protection (SIP)
Consortium, a working group of leading technology solutions innovators dedicated
to a shared vision of accelerating the use of proven, advanced technologies to
improve the security of the critical infrastructure of the United States, was
announced today by the charter members of the group. more >>
GCS Research and Knowledge Vector Sign Strategic
Teaming Agreement
DURHAM, NC, August 2006
- GCS Research and Knowledge
Vector are pleased to announce that they have entered into a strategic teaming
agreement to support the integration of GCS Researchs geospatial information
technology solutions and Knowledge Vectors Knowledge Switch® technology. more >>
Knowledge Vector, Inc. and Johnson Controls, Inc.
to team up for ISC West Conference
DURHAM, NC,
April 2006 - Knowledge Vector, Inc. has teamed up with Johnson Controls, Inc. to
present an integrated solution for both creating and upgrading Command and
Control Center environments for the security industry.
more >>
Knowledge Vector signs Master Teaming Agreement
with Johnson Controls
DURHAM, NC, January 2006 Knowledge Vector has entered into a master
teaming agreement with Johnson Controls, Inc., a $34 billion automotive systems
and facilities and management control company, to jointly market the Knowledge
Switch real-time intelligence solution to better serve the facilities
management, government, and healthcare industries. more >>
Knowledge Vector signs Joint Teaming Agreement with RTI
International
DURHAM, NC, October 2005 Knowledge
Vector has entered into an agreement with RTI International
(RTI) to jointly develop and submit proposals which advance C4I (Command,
Control, Communications, Computers and Intelligence) for both private enterprise
and the government arenas. more >>
Knowledge Vector ships critical software component to CACI
DURHAM, NC, May 2005 –
Knowledge Vector shipped a critical component for Project Guardian. Knowledge
Vector and its prime contractor, CACI Technology, Inc., are enabling the U.S. Army
to detect and alert personnel on the danger of CBRN (chemical, biological,
radiological, and nuclear) particulates. more >>
Knowledge Vector signs Joint Marketing deal with VERITAS
DURHAM, NC, January 2005 – Knowledge Vector has entered into an agreement with VERITAS to integrate their application performance management system, VERITAS I3™, into the Knowledge Switch™. more >>
Knowledge Vector signs contract with
CACI Technology, Inc., Inc.
DURHAM, NC, December 2004 – The Department of Defense's Joint Program Executive Office for Chemical and Biological Defense (JPEO-CBD) has announced that Knowledge Vector, Inc. has entered into a purchase agreement with
CACI Technology, Inc. for the delivery of the Knowledge Switch with Sentinel Director software. more >>
Knowledge Vector releases production level of the Sentinel Director software
DURHAM, NC, September 2004 — In preparation for numerous fiscal '05 contracts, Knowledge Vector has released the production level Sentinel Director software. The software will be utilized with our system
integrators to complete contracts within DoD and DHS. more >>
Knowledge Vector briefs top North Carolina Executives
DURHAM, NC, August 31, 2004 — Knowledge Vector Chairman and CEO, Lee Bryan, addressed high level North Carolina Executives on emerging technologies that can help the State and its companies with the new Homeland Defense initiatives at the NCEITA Leadership Conference at Pinehurst Resort. more >>
Knowledge Vector moves to new location
DURHAM, NC, June 1, 2004 — KVI moved into new facilities on June 1st. The move to
the Durham Center provides a more secure location and room to quadruple its size over the next year. more >>
Knowledge Vector briefs top DHS official and Charlotte Mayor
RESEARCH TRIANGLE, NC, December 2003 — Knowledge Vector's Chairman and CEO, Lee Bryan, briefed Dr. Charles E. McQueary, Under Secretary of Science and Technology for DHS and Charlotte Mayor Pat McCrory (Presidents Advisory Committee on Technology). more >>
Patent Granted
RESEARCH TRIANGLE, NC, December 4, 2003 — Patent granted for MicroBroadcasting. more >>
Vanguard TTI Conference
RESEARCH TRIANGLE, NC, December 4, 2003 — Rob Welton, EVP
of Sales, presented a paper titled "Interactive
Alert Systems." more >>
Knowledge Vector completes DoD contract
RESEARCH TRIANGLE, NC, November 2003 — Knowledge Vector successfully completed a
contract wherein multiple KSXs demonstrated the interconnection between DoD and civilian alert systems. more >>
NCEITA's Homeland Security Meeting Took Companies to the Top
RESEARCH TRIANGLE, NC, Aug 11, 2003 — Seven North Carolina technology companies got an unprecedented chance to tell top federal officials how their products could help protect homeland security yesterday. more >>
Homeland security could generate business
RESEARCH TRIANGLE, NC, Aug 7, 2003 — Homeland security could mean big bucks for some North Carolina companies. That's the hope of the group that promotes the state's information technology industry. more >>
Officials tout state's capacity for high-tech wizardry
DURHAM, NC, Aug 7, 2003 — New technology being developed by North Carolina companies can help the state attract its share of federal spending on homeland security, U.S. Rep. Bob Etheridge said on Wednesday. more >>
NC Homeland Security Task Force Named
RALEIGH, NC, Aug 6, 2003 — North Carolina technology leaders met with top federal officials to discuss involving NC companies in federal homeland security efforts at a special North Carolina Electronics and Information Technologies Association (NCEITA) meeting Wednesday. more >>
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